Newbie2 Posted April 3, 2004 Posted April 3, 2004 Hi Guys, sorry for this stupid question... If I do this: $string=("AB@CD=,123") msgbox (0,"",$string) It will result-->AB@CD=,123 But what 2 do if I want to result AB@CD=,"123","456",7 ? I have found that there is a way using "&" e.g. $string=("AB@CD=,""" & "123" & """," & """" & "456" & """," & 7) msgbox (0,"",$string) Is there an other way? Can't I do: $string=(AB@CD=,"123","456",7) msgbox (0,"",$string) Thanks-
GrahamS Posted April 3, 2004 Posted April 3, 2004 You can also use the single quote character, so try $string=('AB@CD=,"123","456",7') GrahamS
herworth Posted April 3, 2004 Posted April 3, 2004 You can do this:$string = "ABC = ""123"" or ""678"""MsgBox(0,"",$string)You will get - ABC = "123" or "678" [u][font="Arial"]Pete[/font][/u]
GrahamS Posted April 3, 2004 Posted April 3, 2004 P.S. look at item 7 in the FAQ. As it says, you can also double up the quote marks as follows: $string=("AB@CD=,""123"",""456"",7") but personally the single quote version looks better GrahamS
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