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morning all.
I want to insert the 1/3 character in VBA for a screen tip in my RibbonX gallery for excel 2007. (RonDeBRuin has posted a nice article in the MSDN library on it now. Extremely helpful for anyone who wants to make their own gallery.) According to Chip Pearson's webpage, I can find the code required for this character by using =code("…“") While the character showing here is a 1/2, I actually selected 1/3. Unicode character U+2153 from the character map. The answer that I get when using Chip's recommended way is 63. however, when I then input chr(63) I only get a '?' instead of the 1/3. So, my question is-- in the vba code window, how is it that I can insert a character that's not from the 255 "standard" choices we have available to us? Thank you. |
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