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Display of character "&" in titles, headers or labels
Does anyone know how to get the program to display the & (ampersand)
character in a title, header or label? Normally this character is used in code to indicate "no character necessary" and leaves a blank in its place. But it seems like there used to be set of characters, before and after the & character, that result in its being displayed in a header in excel for example. I can't remember what that character sequence is and whether that sequence still works or if it works in Access. Many thanks! |
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Display of character "&" in titles, headers or labels
Howie,
Double up on the ampersand, ie: && -- Gina Whipp "I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors II http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm "Howie12" wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to get the program to display the & (ampersand) character in a title, header or label? Normally this character is used in code to indicate "no character necessary" and leaves a blank in its place. But it seems like there used to be set of characters, before and after the & character, that result in its being displayed in a header in excel for example. I can't remember what that character sequence is and whether that sequence still works or if it works in Access. Many thanks! |
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Display of character "&" in titles, headers or labels
Enter it twice like this -- "My cat && dog"
-- Build a little, test a little. "Howie12" wrote: Does anyone know how to get the program to display the & (ampersand) character in a title, header or label? Normally this character is used in code to indicate "no character necessary" and leaves a blank in its place. But it seems like there used to be set of characters, before and after the & character, that result in its being displayed in a header in excel for example. I can't remember what that character sequence is and whether that sequence still works or if it works in Access. Many thanks! |
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