Re: How to read UTF-8 chars using VBA
- From: "MSK" <mannaikarthik@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 5 Dec 2006 06:59:04 -0800
Yes, you are correct...
if I save the file in Unicode format - " â, ê " chars are coming
fine but ŵ , ŷ are tured as junk chars.
In the given example (Dod â'ch busnes i Gymru) - in this line " â
" is appearing fine but the next char " ' " is appearing like a
square/box.
If I save the file as UTF-8 format ....all the chars are messed up.
just tell me is it possible with VBA or not...atleast I can update my
manager.
MSK.
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