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Line Feed in Formula Adds Double Quotes?
I am trying to use a formula to create multiline text that I can copy and
paste into another application. The problem is the pasted text always comes enclosed in double quotes which are not in the cell in Excel (and which I do not want). Cell A1 contains "CustomerName" (without quotes, I just typed CustomerName directly into the cell). Cell A2 contains "String" (again without the quotes) Cell A3 contains the following formula: ="Public Property " & A1 & " As " & A2 & CHAR(13) & CHAR(10) & "End Property" In Excel, cell A3 (when formatted to wrap lines) shows: Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty ....just like I want it, on two separate lines. But when I select cell A3 and copy, and then go to Notepad and paste, it appears in Notepad like this: "Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty" Where are these double quotes coming from and how can I get rid of them? Thanks for any help or thoughts! -Carl |
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Double quotes when using line feed
I use ASAP Utilities which is a free pack of Excel macros - just Google it. Under Export, there is a function called Copy Selection As Values. That copies everything except the double quotes to the clipboard. I assigned that function to Shift-Control-C and it works like a charm.
CarlT wrote: Line Feed in Formula Adds Double Quotes? 21-Mar-10 I am trying to use a formula to create multiline text that I can copy and paste into another application. The problem is the pasted text always comes enclosed in double quotes which are not in the cell in Excel (and which I do not want). Cell A1 contains "CustomerName" (without quotes, I just typed CustomerName directly into the cell). Cell A2 contains "String" (again without the quotes) Cell A3 contains the following formula: ="Public Property " & A1 & " As " & A2 & CHAR(13) & CHAR(10) & "End Property" In Excel, cell A3 (when formatted to wrap lines) shows: Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty ....just like I want it, on two separate lines. But when I select cell A3 and copy, and then go to Notepad and paste, it appears in Notepad like this: "Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty" Where are these double quotes coming from and how can I get rid of them? Thanks for any help or thoughts! -Carl Previous Posts In This Thread: On Sunday, March 21, 2010 9:33 PM CarlT wrote: Line Feed in Formula Adds Double Quotes? I am trying to use a formula to create multiline text that I can copy and paste into another application. The problem is the pasted text always comes enclosed in double quotes which are not in the cell in Excel (and which I do not want). Cell A1 contains "CustomerName" (without quotes, I just typed CustomerName directly into the cell). Cell A2 contains "String" (again without the quotes) Cell A3 contains the following formula: ="Public Property " & A1 & " As " & A2 & CHAR(13) & CHAR(10) & "End Property" In Excel, cell A3 (when formatted to wrap lines) shows: Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty ....just like I want it, on two separate lines. But when I select cell A3 and copy, and then go to Notepad and paste, it appears in Notepad like this: "Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty" Where are these double quotes coming from and how can I get rid of them? Thanks for any help or thoughts! -Carl Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice WPF Report Engine, Part 1 http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...ne-part-1.aspx |
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Double quotes when using line feed
I use ASAP Utilities which is a free pack of Excel macros. Under Export, there is a function called Copy Selection As Values. That copies everything except the double quotes to the clipboard. I assigned the function to Shift-Control-C and it works like a charm.
CarlT wrote: Line Feed in Formula Adds Double Quotes? 21-Mar-10 I am trying to use a formula to create multiline text that I can copy and paste into another application. The problem is the pasted text always comes enclosed in double quotes which are not in the cell in Excel (and which I do not want). Cell A1 contains "CustomerName" (without quotes, I just typed CustomerName directly into the cell). Cell A2 contains "String" (again without the quotes) Cell A3 contains the following formula: ="Public Property " & A1 & " As " & A2 & CHAR(13) & CHAR(10) & "End Property" In Excel, cell A3 (when formatted to wrap lines) shows: Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty ....just like I want it, on two separate lines. But when I select cell A3 and copy, and then go to Notepad and paste, it appears in Notepad like this: "Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty" Where are these double quotes coming from and how can I get rid of them? Thanks for any help or thoughts! -Carl Previous Posts In This Thread: On Sunday, March 21, 2010 9:33 PM CarlT wrote: Line Feed in Formula Adds Double Quotes? I am trying to use a formula to create multiline text that I can copy and paste into another application. The problem is the pasted text always comes enclosed in double quotes which are not in the cell in Excel (and which I do not want). Cell A1 contains "CustomerName" (without quotes, I just typed CustomerName directly into the cell). Cell A2 contains "String" (again without the quotes) Cell A3 contains the following formula: ="Public Property " & A1 & " As " & A2 & CHAR(13) & CHAR(10) & "End Property" In Excel, cell A3 (when formatted to wrap lines) shows: Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty ....just like I want it, on two separate lines. But when I select cell A3 and copy, and then go to Notepad and paste, it appears in Notepad like this: "Public Property CustomerName As String EndProperty" Where are these double quotes coming from and how can I get rid of them? Thanks for any help or thoughts! -Carl On Friday, April 09, 2010 5:47 PM julie kothari wrote: Double quotes when using line feed I use ASAP Utilities which is a free pack of Excel macros - just Google it. Under Export, there is a function called Copy Selection As Values. That copies everything except the double quotes to the clipboard. I assigned that function to Shift-Control-C and it works like a charm. Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice WPF Datagrid as ComboBox Dropdown Part 2 http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...-combobox.aspx |
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Oops
Sorry for the double post
julie kothari wrote: Double quotes when using line feed 09-Apr-10 I use ASAP Utilities which is a free pack of Excel macros. Under Export, there is a function called Copy Selection As Values. That copies everything except the double quotes to the clipboard. I assigned the function to Shift-Control-C and it works like a charm. Previous Posts In This Thread: Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice File-Based Cache for Web and non-Web Apps plus Extend ASP.NET 4.0 OutputCacheProvider http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...e-for-web.aspx |
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