Wolfram Cloud Notebook : Indenting Code

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The discussion centers on the issue of indenting multiline code blocks in Wolfram Cloud Notebook, specifically encountering the "Set: Tag Times" error when attempting manual indentation. Users are advised to explore existing solutions on related forums, including Mathematica Stack Exchange and Physics Forums, where similar issues have been addressed. Key causes for the error include redefining functions and missing semicolons, which should be checked to resolve the indentation problem effectively.

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Tried manual indenting in multiline code. Got the "Set: Tag Times" error.
I tried adding spaces manually to indent a multiline code block in a notebook on Wolfram Cloud (www.wolframcloud.com). It throws the "Set: Tag Times" error.
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How can I indent code lines (preferably manually, but auto will also be fine).
 
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Your question is very specific to how this software works. Have you googled for an answer or gone to their website to see if others have had the same problem?

That would be my first thought here.

Also check the related threads at the bottom of the page as there may be some answers there. In one case, I saw it was due to redefining a function:

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/tag-times-is-protected.860491/
and in another a missing semi-colon:

https://mathematica.stackexchange.c...ify-the-source-of-a-tag-times-protected-error
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...ror-setwrite-tag-times-in-null-w-is-protected
 

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