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Hi - pretty easy one I hope:
I need to find the character " in a text string, but if I use a function such as InStr, I have to put two of the same character around the one I'm looking for - ie """ (what are they called, quote marks?). So is there some way to differentiate between the quote marks required for the function and the quote mark which I am searching for in the line of text? Thanks, Al. |
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Hi,
Use this function instead of the " : chr(34) -- JP http://www.solutionsvba.com "astro_al" wrote in message ... Hi - pretty easy one I hope: I need to find the character " in a text string, but if I use a function such as InStr, I have to put two of the same character around the one I'm looking for - ie """ (what are they called, quote marks?). So is there some way to differentiate between the quote marks required for the function and the quote mark which I am searching for in the line of text? Thanks, Al. |
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Thanks very much.
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