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I have a formula to include a barcode in a program: "!"&P1::Equivalent&P2::Equivalent&P3::Equivalent&x xx At the beginning, I need a !, which works OK. At the end of this formula, where the xxx is above, I need to have a " (quote character). How do I make this work. I tried """ and it doesn't work. Any suggestions? |
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MuniciNET wrote: I have a formula to include a barcode in a program: "!"&P1::Equivalent&P2::Equivalent&P3::Equivalent&x xx At the beginning, I need a !, which works OK. At the end of this formula, where the xxx is above, I need to have a " (quote character). How do I make this work. I tried """ and it doesn't work. Any suggestions? You can try """" (four quotes) -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Howard Schlossberg (818) 883-2846 FM Pro Solutions Los Angeles, California FileMaker 7 Certified Developer Associate Member, FileMaker Solutions Alliance |
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"Howard Schlossberg" <howard (AT) antispahm (DOT) fmprosolutions.com> wrote in message news:11sajhqabra1k42 (AT) corp (DOT) supernews.com... MuniciNET wrote: I have a formula to include a barcode in a program: "!"&P1::Equivalent&P2::Equivalent&P3::Equivalent&x xx At the beginning, I need a !, which works OK. At the end of this formula, where the xxx is above, I need to have a " (quote character). How do I make this work. I tried """ and it doesn't work. Any suggestions? You can try """" (four quotes) Howard, Thanks for the quick response and for the "fix". That worked!! |
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In article <TZSdnSr3g6PhzljenZ2dnUVZ_vydnZ2d (AT) lbdsl (DOT) com>, "MuniciNET" dan (AT) mmsit (DOT) net> wrote: "Howard Schlossberg" <howard (AT) antispahm (DOT) fmprosolutions.com> wrote in message news:11sajhqabra1k42 (AT) corp (DOT) supernews.com... MuniciNET wrote: I have a formula to include a barcode in a program: "!"&P1::Equivalent&P2::Equivalent&P3::Equivalent&x xx At the beginning, I need a !, which works OK. At the end of this formula, where the xxx is above, I need to have a " (quote character). How do I make this work. I tried """ and it doesn't work. Any suggestions? You can try """" (four quotes) Howard, Thanks for the quick response and for the "fix". That worked!! The other way is to have a Global field (eg. g_QuoteMark) into which you type the wanted character, then the formula becomes: "!" & P1::Equivalent & P2::Equivalent & P3::Equivalent & g_QuoteMark |
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