Hi there Excel experts!
Is there anyway to make Excel use curly quotes instead of straight quotes?
I know it's doable in Word, Powerpoint and a few other MS products but I
haven't seen this option on Excel.

btw, I'm using an old version of Excel 2002, don't laugh! ;)

Within a string? You can do anything you want.

But if you meant that you wanted to indicate strings with those curly quotes,
then nope.



callico wrote:

Hi there Excel experts!
Is there anyway to make Excel use curly quotes instead of straight quotes?
I know it's doable in Word, Powerpoint and a few other MS products but I
haven't seen this option on Excel.

btw, I'm using an old version of Excel 2002, don't laugh! ;)

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Dave Peterson

No one will laugh at 2002 version.

2003 added very little and I think the jury is still out on 2007 version.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 14:55:49 -0500, Dave Peterson
wrote:

Within a string? You can do anything you want.

But if you meant that you wanted to indicate strings with those curly quotes,
then nope.



callico wrote:

Hi there Excel experts!
Is there anyway to make Excel use curly quotes instead of straight quotes?
I know it's doable in Word, Powerpoint and a few other MS products but I
haven't seen this option on Excel.

btw, I'm using an old version of Excel 2002, don't laugh! ;)