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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / May 2008How to add an inverted comma in a cell?
I am trying to type 'Xpress' into a cell. the first inverted comma keeps disppearing. How do I solve this? Thanks! A leading "inverted comma" (also known as an apostrophe) is used to make what follows it text... so, use two of them at the beginning instead of one... ''Xpress' Rick >I am trying to type 'Xpress' into a cell. the first inverted comma keeps > disppearing. How do I solve this? Thanks! Is this OK? `Express' On my keyboard, it's on the Tilde (~) key, under <Esc>, and above the <Tab> key.  SignatureHTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > I am trying to type 'Xpress' into a cell. the first inverted comma keeps > disppearing. How do I solve this? Thanks! |
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