I'm trying to write a VBA statement in a Word macro that deletes an obscure character that has the Hex code of: F03C (using alt/X).
Having got the string containing the character into the variable sSave, I'm going:
sSave = Replace(sSave, ChrW("F03C"), "")
But it doesn't work. What's the right code?
Thanks
John Davidson
Ah! Got it by recording a search for the character! Correct code (converted to decimal) is:
sSave = Replace(sSave, ChrW(61500), "")
You could also use
sSave = Replace(sSave, ChrW(&HF03C), "")
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Paul
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Thanks. I'd tried:
sSave = Replace(sSave, ChrW(&F03C), "")
Didn't know it should have been: &HF03C
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