displaying 'inches' (") in VB
 

Hello,

This is a snip from the code I am running on the sheet:

If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" E551 - $300"

I want it to return '15" E551 - $300'

The problem I am having is the ability to use the inches symbol ("). I
get an error when I use this code because visual basic thinks that the
" is the end of the value.

Anyone have any idea how to get around this?

Thanks

Sean

displaying 'inches' (") in VB
 

If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" & chr(34) & " E551 - $300"

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" wrote:

Hello,

This is a snip from the code I am running on the sheet:

If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" E551 - $300"

I want it to return '15" E551 - $300'

The problem I am having is the ability to use the inches symbol ("). I
get an error when I use this code because visual basic thinks that the
" is the end of the value.

Anyone have any idea how to get around this?

Thanks

Sean

displaying 'inches' (") in VB
 

Maybe Target.Value = "15"" E551 - $300"

Two doublequotes after the 15.

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| Hello,
|
| This is a snip from the code I am running on the sheet:
|
| If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" E551 - $300"
|
| I want it to return '15" E551 - $300'
|
| The problem I am having is the ability to use the inches symbol ("). I
| get an error when I use this code because visual basic thinks that the
| " is the end of the value.
|
| Anyone have any idea how to get around this?
|
| Thanks
|
| Sean
|

displaying 'inches' (") in VB
 

Hi Sean,

In my limited vba experience I have found that quotations have to be
surrounded by double quotations. Try this: "15" & """" & " E551 - $300".

" wrote:

Hello,

This is a snip from the code I am running on the sheet:

If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" E551 - $300"

I want it to return '15" E551 - $300'

The problem I am having is the ability to use the inches symbol ("). I
get an error when I use this code because visual basic thinks that the
" is the end of the value.

Anyone have any idea how to get around this?

Thanks

Sean

displaying 'inches' (") in VB
 

In my limited vba experience, one has to put in double quotations around
quotations. Try this: "15" & """" & " E551 - $300"

" wrote:

Hello,

This is a snip from the code I am running on the sheet:

If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" E551 - $300"

I want it to return '15" E551 - $300'

The problem I am having is the ability to use the inches symbol ("). I
get an error when I use this code because visual basic thinks that the
" is the end of the value.

Anyone have any idea how to get around this?

Thanks

Sean

displaying 'inches' (") in VB
 

Or:

If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" & Chr(34) & " E551 - $300"

" wrote:

Hello,

This is a snip from the code I am running on the sheet:

If IsEmpty(Target) Then Target = "15" E551 - $300"

I want it to return '15" E551 - $300'

The problem I am having is the ability to use the inches symbol ("). I
get an error when I use this code because visual basic thinks that the
" is the end of the value.

Anyone have any idea how to get around this?

Thanks

Sean