You could also try using Chr(34)
If you give us your SQL statement I can show you how to use it.
Anil Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anil Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi,1. Double Quotesif u're using double quotes in a string, u've to use this special character 2 times(immediately) to appear as a character.eg. ur o/p : I am a proud "INDIAN"to get the above o/p, u should give the string likemsgbox "I'm a proud ""INDIAN"" "2. Single QUotesif u're using single quotes inside a string, there's no problem occurs. but if u're using single quotes outside a string, from that character Access VBA will take it as a comment.hope that ur problem solved.
brij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello to all friendshere i want to know some thing aboutspecial characterlike ' ".when i try to insert this character i got errorwhat would i do to avoid this type of errors ?what this character are called ?brij here
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