HOw do I add " into a text string?

[Snipor]

Okay guys, I need this string of words to be name a variable. The string is: \SENDER &quot;Web-Legal Update&quot;<dave.clark@web-legal.com>

It has to look exactly like that. Now how do I get the &quot; in the string? I always though you do a simple &quot;&quot;&quot; and it would work.

Here's the way I figured it would work:

Variable = &quot;\SENDER &quot; & &quot;&quot;&quot; & &quot;Web-Legal Updtate&quot; & &quot;&quot;&quot; & &quot;<dave.clark@web-legal.com&quot;

but it doesn't work. Please help.

 

[Snipor]

Okay, I figure it out. It's:

Variable = &quot;\SENDER &quot; & &quot;&quot;&quot;Web-Legal Update&quot;&quot;&quot; & &quot;<dave.clark@web-legal.com>&quot;

 

[JohnYingling]

The problem was that you did not &quot;double up&quot; the double quotes.
Variable = &quot;\SENDER &quot; & &quot;&quot;&quot;&quot; & &quot;Web-Legal Updtate&quot; & &quot;&quot;&quot;&quot; & &quot;<dave.clark@web-legal.com&quot;
OR
Variable = &quot;\SENDER &quot;&quot;Web-Legal Updtate&quot;&quot; <dave.clark@web-legal.com&quot;

OR
Variable = Replace(&quot;\SENDER 'Web-Legal Updtate' <dave.clark@web-legal.com&quot;,&quot;'&quot;,&quot;&quot;&quot;&quot

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[Snipor]

Hey, thanks for those other ways of doing it. I'll have to remeber that.

 

[dsi]

You can also just add Chr(34) to your string.