Doesn't seem to work. I have figured out that I can put a cell reference in,
like B2 & " " & B3, where B2 = AUD and B3 = Curncy, and this works. However
I really didn't want to have to hardcode references in, I want the user to be
able to change where this data is contained in the future if possible.
Although for the sake of time I may just go that route. Any other ideas?

"Zone" wrote:

How about chr(34) & FULLBBCODE & chr(34)
Does that work?

"Matt" wrote in message
...
Tried it, didn't work the way I was hoping. It does return AUD Curncy in
a
cell, but I think I didn't provide enough information about the problem.
So
in my code, I want to execute the Bloomberg function which works fine if I
manually put in Function = [BDP("AUD Curncy","LAST_PRICE")] but does not
work
when I substitute the variable below, that's when I have problems. Any
ideas?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

One more each time

"""" & FULLBBCODE & """"

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my
addy)



"Matt" wrote in message
...
I'm attempting to program a new function that includes other functions
provided by Bloomberg professional service. The end result needs to
look
like this:

BDP("AUD Curncy","LAST_PRICE")

The AUD Curncy is Bloomberg's security code, which I will be getting
from
two separate cells. I am able to put the two cells together as
follows:

BBCODE = AUD
BBKEY = Curncy
FULLBBCODE = BBCODE & BBKEY

My problem is that I need to get quotation marks around the FULLBBCODE
in
the VBA code. When I've tried """ & FULLBBCODE &""" it just returns
that
exact text, not what FULLBBCODE represents. Hope I've explained this
enough,
any help would be greatly appreciated.