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Hey,
I have a VBA code, which return the result into a worksheet cell, in the form of a test string. The result string can be one of the following: - "You need to use 1/4 of the basis" - "You need to use 1/2 of the basis" - "You need to use 3/4 of the basis" - "You need to use 1/3 of the basis" - "You need to use 2/3 of the basis" It's the two last ones that causes me problems.... I want the text in the cell to be like this: - "You need to use ¼ of the basis" - "You need to use ½ of the basis" - "You need to use ¾ of the basis" So I simply use a code line like: ReturnString = Replace(ReturnString," 1/2 "," ½ ") And that's no problem with 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4, but when I try to make the Replace with 1/3 and 2/3, all I get is a questionmark, in the Replace line, when I try to copy the char for 1/3 into the line??? ReturnString = Replace(ReturnString," 1/3 "," ? ") How to do it? TIA, |
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