VBA to input ="=" into a cell?

RockandGrohl

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The inclusion of multiple equals and quote marks is breaking VBA's little brain - and mine!

Have tried this:

VBA Code:
Range(Cells(2, "Q"), Cells(x, "Q")).Value = "=" & """ & " = " & """

To no luck, it just displays false.

I want the end result in the cell to be exactly:

="="

Which would then be displayed as "="

Thanks!
 
As this is now a totally different question, it needs a new thread. Thanks
 
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