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How do i insert Right pointing triangle via VBA
this ChrW(9677) is UP pointing triangle ... how do i know which code
corresponds to right pointing triangle
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Use the Character Map. It's typically in Start = Accessories = System
Tools = Character Map. Note, though, that the numbers are in hex, so
it would be ChrW(0x25BA) == ChrW(9658)

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I am trying to use 'the black up pointing triangle' to indicate revisions in
strings by comparison using Excel VBA. I tried to copy the character from
the character map. It comes as '?'. Even the function Chrw(9677) produces the
same. Wonder what is that I need to do get it right.

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"Nick Hebb" wrote:

Use the Character Map. It's typically in Start = Accessories = System
Tools = Character Map. Note, though, that the numbers are in hex, so
it would be ChrW(0x25BA) == ChrW(9658)


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