Hi @Ingmar !
You can simply use simple quotes to encapsulate the double quotes you want to see in your formula’s result : '"' & {String} & '"' gives the expected output.
It’s not really a proper escaping solution, but it works in your case.
Bests,
Benjamin
Thanks @bennhatton for your response. Let me add this:
Every text output in a formula column must be either encapsuled with double quotes or single quote. In this way you can always output the other type of quote without ending your expression.
to return "Test" you have to us '"Test"'
to return 'Test' you have to us "'Test'"
Easy right. If you want to output " and ' at the same time, you have to concatenate two strings with & and change the enclosing quotes. (like in the screenshot)
Last hint: the only special char that is not supported, is the backslash \. This can never be returned by a formula column and will always result in an error.