Repeats your text up to 9999 times, with a space between the copies unless you pick another separator. The whole box repeats as one block, lines and all, so a three-line address with \n\n as the separator comes out as copies of the address with a blank line between them.
\n is a new line, \t a tab.Type the word, open Options and set Repetitions to 100. With the default space, “ha” becomes ha ha ha and so on, 100 times. Set Separator to \n and each copy gets its own line, ready to paste into a spreadsheet column as 100 rows.
Clear the separator and the copies run together: a dash 40 times is a 40-character divider, and the letter x 501 times is a 501-character string for checking what a form does with one character over a 500 limit.
Big numbers get big fast. A paragraph of 500 characters repeated 9999 times is about five million characters, and the browser can take a while to show that much in a text box.
=REPT("meow", 5) gives meowmeowmeowmeowmeow, with no spaces. Put the space in the text and trim the last one: =TRIM(REPT("meow ", 5)).Ctrl + D duplicates the current line, once per press.Making text of an exact length without typing it. Repeat x 501 times with no separator and you have a string one over a 500-character limit, to see whether the form cuts it, warns you or breaks. Repeat a line with \n between and you have a thousand rows to see how a table pages. It stops at 9999 copies.
Repeat any text with a separator between the copies.
Fill a mockup with a repeated word or phrase.
Repeat a dash, an equals sign or an asterisk into a line.
Repeat an emoji into a border or a row.