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Using a = sign
I need to use an equal sign as a constant and get an #Value error. I have
preceeded the equal sign with a single quote ' and surrounded it with double quotes but still get the error. Any ideas??? |
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Like in a cell by itself.
Either preformat the cell as text, then type: = or type: '= (notice the leading apostrophe. It forces excel to treat the entry as text.) Dean wrote: I need to use an equal sign as a constant and get an #Value error. I have preceeded the equal sign with a single quote ' and surrounded it with double quotes but still get the error. Any ideas??? -- Dave Peterson |
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Maybe try a leading SPACE before the equal sign...........
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Dean" wrote in message ... I need to use an equal sign as a constant and get an #Value error. I have preceeded the equal sign with a single quote ' and surrounded it with double quotes but still get the error. Any ideas??? |
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