Greetings! I picked up some nonprintable ASCII characters from the Internet. For example, one of them is enclosed within the following double quotes: "Â Â ". How would I go about determining which ASCII character this is? I would like to give this char a name, such as Let>SpChar=
Thanks for your help.
Determining which ASCII char was picked up from the web
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Determining which ASCII char was picked up from the web
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Michael D Fitzpatrick
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Michael D Fitzpatrick
Reg. US Patent Agent
Use VBScript. This can do one character at a time so you might need to write prior code to take a string and break it into single characters to be evaluated.
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VBSTART
VBEND
VBEval>asc(" "),Ascii_code
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Redesigning to eliminate need to identify unprintable chars
Greetings JRL:
Thanks for your kind help. I took a careful look at the design of my macro, and decided to revise it completely. Consequently the program no longer has a need for identifying unprintable characters. But I will keep your response for future reference. It may be very useful to my program some day. May you have a blessed day.
Thanks for your kind help. I took a careful look at the design of my macro, and decided to revise it completely. Consequently the program no longer has a need for identifying unprintable characters. But I will keep your response for future reference. It may be very useful to my program some day. May you have a blessed day.
May you have a blessed day!
Michael D Fitzpatrick
Reg. US Patent Agent
Michael D Fitzpatrick
Reg. US Patent Agent