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ryanb4614 Comma Showing Odd Character 07-30-2010, 08:24 PM
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    Comma Showing Odd Character

    Hello. My worksheet has ' in the names. Example: Annie's is showing as Annie€s how can I fix this? I tried replace but it says to long of a list.. And its not a comma its a apostrophe sorry for the title just noticed, type to fast before I think.

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    Re: Comma Showing Odd Character

    Post a workbook.
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    Re: Comma Showing Odd Character

    See the workbook please. There is over 100 cells with these characters the more I look in it seems like its not just apostrophes... is it the ™ symbols like this setting this error?
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    hurm.... the file is originally a text file.... when i go to open it and change the file orgin to UTF8 everything is perfect. Its opening default on Windows ANSI in excel
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    Re: Comma Showing Odd Character

    Those are Unicode characters 20AC and 2122. Where are the coming from?

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