Double up the " characters so that the display will show the single "
character. You don't say how you are writing the data to the textbox, but
assuming that you're using VBA to write to the textbox:
Me.TextBoxName.Value = """Em"""
In the above example, the first " at the left begins the text string. The
next two serve to produce a single " character in the text string. Very last
" at the end of the string ends the string; the two " characters to the left
of it serve to produce a single " character in the text string.
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