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Hi,

I have a variable temp which store unicode string(more than 1 char) ,
but how can i display it correctly using vba in excel? Instead of
showing its unicode value?

Thanks
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the value of string is its unicode value

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Hi,

I have a variable temp which store unicode string(more than 1 char) ,
but how can i display it correctly using vba in excel? Instead of
showing its unicode value?

Thanks

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You could try using the StrConv function. E.g.,

Dim S As String
S = StrConv(unicode_string,vbFromUnicode)


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I have a variable temp which store unicode string(more than 1

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but how can i display it correctly using vba in excel? Instead

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showing its unicode value?

Thanks



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