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I've worked with characters such as Chr$(187) and such but now I have
to insert or search/replace a character that has a much higher number in the mapping, such as Chr$(9674), which is a diamond looking symbol ("lozenge"). Excel errors with such numbers but runs fine with a lower number. How can I do a search for Chr$(8482) and replace with Chr$(9674)? (These character numbers came from seeing them in an insert symbol macro recording in Word. Character Map shows them as U+2122 and U+25CA respectively.) Thanks a bunch, Melina |
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On Nov 20, 1:45*pm, Mel wrote:
I've worked with characters such as Chr$(187) and such but now I have to insert or search/replace a character that has a much higher number in the mapping, such as Chr$(9674), which is a diamond looking symbol ("lozenge"). Excel errors with such numbers but runs fine with a lower number. How can I do a search for Chr$(8482) and replace with Chr$(9674)? (These character numbers came from seeing them in an insert symbol macro recording in Word. Character Map shows them as U+2122 and U+25CA respectively.) Thanks a bunch, Melina why wouldn't Replace(Yr_Var, cstr(Chr$(8482)), cstr(Chr$(9674))) work? |
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I don't know why it won't work... I can't even get it to compile. Is
this what you were suggesting? Sub ReplaceChrs() Replace(range("a1").value, cstr(Chr$(8482)), cstr(Chr$(9674))) End Sub I've used other routines and using lower numbers they worked, but these larger numbers blow it apart and so I'm thinking they must need something else. Any insight on this from anyone? Thanks, Melina On Nov 20, 2:04 pm, jason wrote: why wouldn't Replace(Yr_Var, cstr(Chr$(8482)), cstr(Chr$(9674))) work? On Nov 20, 1:45*pm, Mel wrote: I've worked with characters such as Chr$(187) and such but now I have to insert or search/replace a character that has a much higher number in the mapping, such as Chr$(9674), which is a diamond looking symbol ("lozenge"). Excel errors with such numbers but runs fine with a lower number. How can I do a search for Chr$(8482) and replace with Chr$(9674)? (These character numbers came from seeing them in an insert symbol macro recording in Word. Character Map shows them as U+2122 and U+25CA respectively.) Thanks a bunch, Melina |
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I was told to use ChrW$ instead of Chr$ and it worked. Thanks.
-Melina On Nov 20, 2:27*pm, Mel wrote: I don't know why it won't work... I can't even get it to compile. Is this what you were suggesting? Sub ReplaceChrs() * * Replace(range("a1").value, cstr(Chr$(8482)), cstr(Chr$(9674))) End Sub I've used other routines and using lower numbers they worked, but these larger numbers blow it apart and so I'm thinking they must need something else. Any insight on this from anyone? Thanks, Melina On Nov 20, 2:04 pm, jason wrote: why wouldn't Replace(Yr_Var, cstr(Chr$(8482)), cstr(Chr$(9674))) work? On Nov 20, 1:45*pm, Mel wrote: I've worked with characters such as Chr$(187) and such but now I have to insert or search/replace a character that has a much higher number in the mapping, such as Chr$(9674), which is a diamond looking symbol ("lozenge"). Excel errors with such numbers but runs fine with a lower number. How can I do a search for Chr$(8482) and replace with Chr$(9674)? (These character numbers came from seeing them in an insert symbol macro recording in Word. Character Map shows them as U+2122 and U+25CA respectively.) Thanks a bunch, Melina |
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