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How do you handle the apostrophe in a findfirst?

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colezpapa

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Using findfirst, I need to handle apostrophes.
rsChar.FindFirst "[LETTER] = " & "'" & current_char & "'"

How would I re-work this to handle the apostrophe?
 
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Two ideas:

[tt]rs.FindFirst "[LETTER] = " & Chr(34) & current_char & Chr(34)
Debug.Print rs![LETTER] [/tt]


[tt]rs.FindFirst "[LETTER] = '" & Replace(current_char, "'", "''") & "'"
Debug.Print rs![LETTER][/tt]

 
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