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I'm trying to see if the text in a cell contains the single quote (or
apostrophe). How can I put that in my SEARCH function. Surrounding the single quotes with double quotes, like this SEARCH("'", A1) doesn't work. I know there must be a forcing character to embed special characters in string literals, but the documentation with 2007 Beta 2 is somewhat lacking, or I just can't find it. -- ExTexan |
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