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Excel puts a leading single quote in text cells when populated from SQL and
without recourse to Excel itself. I know that the single quote does not print. 1. Is there a way of preventing the single quote prefix from being used? 2. Is there a way of using Replace to remove the single quote? The only way I have found of removing the single quote is by copying the range & using Paste Special (Values): the range must be copied to a different location. The single quote does not disappear when copied in the same place. |
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Hi,
This worked for me: Sub RemoveQuote() Dim rng As Range, cell As Object Set rng = Range("a1:a10") For Each cell In rng cell = Format(cell, "@") Next cell End Sub HTH "AA2e72E" wrote: Excel puts a leading single quote in text cells when populated from SQL and without recourse to Excel itself. I know that the single quote does not print. 1. Is there a way of preventing the single quote prefix from being used? 2. Is there a way of using Replace to remove the single quote? The only way I have found of removing the single quote is by copying the range & using Paste Special (Values): the range must be copied to a different location. The single quote does not disappear when copied in the same place. |
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Thanks. It does.
However, applying that format directly using the menu does not. Strange! "Toppers" wrote: Hi, This worked for me: Sub RemoveQuote() Dim rng As Range, cell As Object Set rng = Range("a1:a10") For Each cell In rng cell = Format(cell, "@") Next cell End Sub HTH "AA2e72E" wrote: Excel puts a leading single quote in text cells when populated from SQL and without recourse to Excel itself. I know that the single quote does not print. 1. Is there a way of preventing the single quote prefix from being used? 2. Is there a way of using Replace to remove the single quote? The only way I have found of removing the single quote is by copying the range & using Paste Special (Values): the range must be copied to a different location. The single quote does not disappear when copied in the same place. |
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