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Default Using &Chr$(39)& as substitute for ' in VBA


I'm trying to set the value of cells to exactly the following:

='120!TA_;|={''Sheets(3).Cells(a, 1''}'}

I seem to be having a far more difficult time with the line than I
should be.
The ' comments everything behind it out.

Sheets(3).Cells(a, 33) = ????
If someone could throw me a bone here, I'd appreciate it. TIA


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