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John_S
I need to add the degree (°) symbol to numbers in my document frequently.
How do I this with the least amount of key strokes?
How do I this with the least amount of key strokes?
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ghetto_banjo
Are you doing this in an Access Database or Word documents? This
might be best posted in a different forum, as this is for Access
Databases.
If you hold Alt and press 0176 on the number pad, you will get a °.
The fastest way might be to setup your own AutoCorrect options, then
you could set it up so a certain string combination will AutoCorrect
to the degree symbol.
For example, setup ^o to autocorrect to °.
might be best posted in a different forum, as this is for Access
Databases.
If you hold Alt and press 0176 on the number pad, you will get a °.
The fastest way might be to setup your own AutoCorrect options, then
you could set it up so a certain string combination will AutoCorrect
to the degree symbol.
For example, setup ^o to autocorrect to °.
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KARL DEWEY
Use a calculated field --
FE_Temperture: [MyField] & "°"
FE_Temperture: [MyField] & "°"
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John W. Vinson
I need to add the degree (°) symbol to numbers in my document frequently.
How do I this with the least amount of key strokes?
In an Access database (document? are you perhaps asking in the wrong forum?)
you can set the Format property of a textbox to
#°
using alt-0176 on the keyboard.