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Torben Laursen

How to insert: " into a string
 
Hi

How do I insert a: " into a VBA string?

Thanks
Torben Laursen



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Tom Ogilvy

How to insert: " into a string
 
double the double quotes:

"this string ""contains"" double quotes"

from the immediate window (to illustrate):

sStr = "this string ""contains"" double quotes"
? sStr
this string "contains" double quotes

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Tom Ogilvy

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How do I insert a: " into a VBA string?

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Dana DeLouis[_3_]

How to insert: " into a string
 
If I understand the question correctly, I believe it is done with two
quotation marks when inside a "string."

[A1].Formula = "=CONCATENATE(""First "",""Second"")"

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How do I insert a: " into a VBA string?

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Torben Laursen

How to insert: " into a string
 
Hi Tom and Dana

Thanks but I must be very slow <g
What I want is to insert quotes around the string FileName in the code
below;
I don't see how I can do that using double quotes

FileName = Application.GetOpenFilename("VLXE Files (*.XML), *.XML")
If FileName < False Then
str = "=VLXE_WriteFileIntoDll(" & FileName & ")"
ActiveCell.Offset(rowOffset:=0, columnOffset:=0).Value = str
end if

Thanks
Torben Laursen



How do I insert a: " into a VBA string?

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Torben Laursen



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