If there's no escape character, I'll use another character instead of comma, probably semicolon. But it's a shame to give the user a different string just because the Office designers didn't think through this very basic design.
Similarly, I could use chr(130), but then it's misleading, e.g...
In a previous thread, to make a dropdown list in Excel, someone said to use:
Public Sub CreateList()
With ActiveCell
.Validation.Delete
.Validation.Add xlValidateList, , , "Value1,Value2,Value3,Value4"
End With
End Sub
I want one of my values to contain a comma.
Is there a way to...
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