Dan:  I remember having to do this once.   Bring one of the records up on the 
edit form, where you see the "real" character".  Carefully copy just the one 
character.

Then do a SRPL on that column.  For the first value, paste in what you copied, 
and replace it with a normal apostrophe

Karen


    On Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at 12:38:23 PM CST, Bruce Chitiea 
<[email protected]> wrote:  
 
 Dan: Happy-at-the-limit-New-Year:
I presume that the data displayed in the Parts Master - View Mode is pulled 
directly from its source table, and that the " ' " character is otherwise your 
default for encapsulating text strings within code.
I've seen this sort of weird formatting show up when pulling HTML data into 
non-HTML text columns. The alpha-numerics display correctly, but punctuations 
look look like something from the Planet Zog style manual. Guessing that what's 
happening here is similar: a formatting mis-match resulting from a search 
routine which can't handle an apostrophe embedded within an expected result.
I'd look to see that the search code can handle an apostrophe orphaned within a 
returned text string.
Can you use a different character (e.g. a " - ") in its place, and see what 
happens?
Best, Bruce
Bruce A. ChitieaSafeSectors, Inc.1142 S Diamond Bar Blvd # 442Diamond Bar CA 
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character


I have a character that looks ok in db edits but not in enhanced db grids. I 
have played with the fonts thinking the font does not like the character but no 
help.
 
  
 
Anyone ran across this before?
 
  
 
  
 

 
  
 
TIA
 
  
 
Dan Goldberg
 


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