yeah but you have to know what the quotation mark symbol's CHR code is in order to get it from ASC() which defeats the purpose of using ASC to find a CHR code.
But other than that, yeah you can just do that.
CHR$(?) Codes
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When you try to use CHR$(),
it can be frustrating to find the right character code number.
Of course you can write a program for it, but it can be annoying.
Here you will find the most important code numbers.
In the pictures you will find all the numbers that can be entered using the standard keyboard.
In addition, there are other special characters that are not accessible via the keyboard.
These are mostly single characters in the sea at placeholders between the value ranges.
So for example:
CHR$(10) = new line with X start-position 0
CHR$(496) = unknown special characters
CHR$(711) =
Step 1: highlight a quotation mark character and press "copy"
Step 2: ?ASC(CLIPBOARD())