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Default Detla symbol in code

David,

948 is lower case delta, ChrW(916) is upper case (though I'm sure there are
others as well, such as 8710).

ActiveCell.Offset(1, 5).Value = "7Day" & ChrW(916)

HTH,
Bernie
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"David" wrote in message
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Sorry,

I did some other research and found:
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 5).Value = "7Day" & ChrW(948)
but the above does not give me Delta, but some other character. Any ideas,
it is simplier to use, if it would work correctly.

Thanks,
David

"David" wrote:

Hi,
This worked, thank you. I got it to work with out the MyText

Sub dk()
Range("B2") = "7DayD"
Range("B2").Characters(5, 5).Font.Name = "Symbol"
End Sub

Thanks Again,
David

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

Try this:

Sub dk()
MyText = "7DayD"
Range("B2") = MyText
Range("B2").Characters(5, 5).Font.Name = "Symbol"
End Sub



"David" wrote in message
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Hi Group,

I have a cell where I am trying to put in some text:
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 5).Value = "7Day?"

but I am unable to get the ? character to work. Possibly I have to
use
unicode?

Thanks,
David


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