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Invalid characters in Excel
Hi all,
How can I stop Word, and I assume Excel, auto-converting ... into the special ... single character (Ascii 133)? Or alternatively, is there any way I can prevent Excel from accepting characters that visual basic can't handle? At the moment we export to a psv file and the special character causes the code that reads it to fail. Thanks in advance. Andy |
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Invalid characters in Excel
Never heard of this in Excel. Perhaps a bad assumption. What characters
get converted? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Andy" wrote in message ... Hi all, How can I stop Word, and I assume Excel, auto-converting ... into the special ... single character (Ascii 133)? Or alternatively, is there any way I can prevent Excel from accepting characters that visual basic can't handle? At the moment we export to a psv file and the special character causes the code that reads it to fail. Thanks in advance. Andy |
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Invalid characters in Excel
Toolsautocorrect. Delete ... (period, period, period,) from the list.
-- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "Andy" wrote in message ... Hi all, How can I stop Word, and I assume Excel, auto-converting ... into the special ... single character (Ascii 133)? Or alternatively, is there any way I can prevent Excel from accepting characters that visual basic can't handle? At the moment we export to a psv file and the special character causes the code that reads it to fail. Thanks in advance. Andy |
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Yep, that's it! Many thanks.
Andy "jaf" wrote in message ... Toolsautocorrect. Delete ... (period, period, period,) from the list. -- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "Andy" wrote in message ... Hi all, How can I stop Word, and I assume Excel, auto-converting ... into the special ... single character (Ascii 133)? Or alternatively, is there any way I can prevent Excel from accepting characters that visual basic can't handle? At the moment we export to a psv file and the special character causes the code that reads it to fail. Thanks in advance. Andy |
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