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This is doing my head in ! A have a worksheet whose font is entirely Arial Narrow.
I wanted to create a "block" character in a cell so I went to Symbols and inserted the one I wanted. Then I read it in VBA to see what its ASCII number was - it is character 166 and looks like this: █ But when I use VBA to write character 166 in another cell it shows up as this: ¦ So now I have two cells with the same font and the above two different symbols in them - and when I read their ASCII character numbers using VBA they both show 166. How can this be ? PS If I read the value of the █ cell into VBA then write that to the target cell it shows up as █, as it should. |
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