Can I assign an ASCII character to a VBA constant?

JenniferMurphy

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Is there any way to assign various Unicode characters to string constants in VBA? This code works.

VBA Code:
Dim DownArrow As String
DownArrow = ChrW(&H2193)
Dim UpArrow As String
UpArrow = ChrW(&H2191)

But I was hoping for something like

Code:
Const DownArrow as String = &H2193
Const DownArrow as String = "2193"x

Thanks
 

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Isn’t that what Alphafrog suggested yesterday?

I guess it is. I thought he was suggesting that I put those Public constants in each function. With my solution, I only need to do it once.

Anyway, I marked that post as the solution.
 
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