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Default Formula to equal Blank

Jacqui,

Try the following

Range("K2").Formula = "=""="""

Whenever you need to include a quote (") in a string in VBA, use a
pair of quotes ("").

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"Jacqui Hurst" wrote in message
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How can I enter the forumula

="="

with a VB script

When I enter it the VB script automatically changes it to

" =" = " "

I want to enter Range("K2").FormulaR1C1 = "="= but I guess
this must be arranged in quotes. If I don't put them in I
get an error and when I do it splits it up

Any help please

Jacqui