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Quotes i.e"" in the following equation
=ClosePosition(A11,1,"0",D11)
Quotes i.e"" in the following equation
=ClosePosition(A11,1,"0",D11)
Last edited by omega0010; 07-21-2013 at 11:48 AM.
will return the value in cell B11, surrounded by single quotes, eg: '50'. IF you must use double quotes, I think you'll need to look up the CHAR number for them, and use that.
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Hope this helps.
Brendan.
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Thanks for the great help but as I dont know anything about this I wish to tell you that if that value is 50 as you have said then it should show as "50" and NOT '50'
Further I dont even know what a char number is and any way this number is going to be a random number.
Last edited by omega0010; 07-21-2013 at 12:10 PM.
Did you try looking up the CHAR number for ", as I suggested? If, as you claim, you "don't know anything about this", you could always try having a look, you know - there's plenty of information on the internet, for example here, or you could of course check Excel's online help.
The CHAR # for " is 34, so to wrap the VALUE of cell B11 in " and ", the formula would be:
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Thanx a ton !
It is extremely accurate and I will try to use it and see
Thanks again !
Glad to be able to help, omega, and cheers for the rep.
You can also use triple quotes
=ClosePosition(A11,1,"""0""",D11)
Thanx for the tip but it does not work !
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