Inserting Degree Symbol in Excel. In this tutorial, I will show you these easy ways to do it (including a keyboard shortcut). The method you choose would depend on how you are using the degree symbol in your work. Learn how to insert the degree symbol in Excel in seconds. This tutorials shows 4 easy methods of doing this - shortcut, formula, symbol, and autocorrect! Shortcut for MAC: Option+Shift+8. Once you have typed the degree symbol, you don't. When you click Symbol in the Symbols section of the Insert tab, you’ll notice that there’s no down arrow indicating a drop-down menu like there is in Word. Also, there is no Shortcut Key button or code available on the Symbol dialog box. Even when you right-click on a tab on the Ribbon and select Customize the Ribbon from the popup menu there is no Customize button below the list of commands on the left side of the Options dialog box. To work around this limitation in Excel and assign a shortcut key to a symbol, put the cursor in a cell and use the Symbol button in the Symbols section of the Insert tab to select and insert a symbol, such as the British Pound sign. NOTE: Inserting a symbol in Excel is done the same way as in Word. Select the symbol in the cell and copy it to the clipboard. Click the FILE tab. Click Options in the list on the left side of the Info screen. On the Excel Options dialog box, click Proofing in the list on the left. On the Proofing screen, click AutoCorrect Options. The AutoCorrect tab of the AutoCorrect dialog box is setup with a default list of typical misspellings and symbols that will be automatically corrected or inserted when typing the misspelled word or set of characters associated with the symbol. This list can be modified, so you can use it to add easy-to-remember abbreviations (but not real words) to represent symbols that you type often. For example, we entered BP into the edit box below Replace and pasted the British Pound symbol into the edit box below With and clicked Add to add our pair to the list. Click OK to close the AutoCorrect dialog box and click OK again to close the Excel Options dialog box. Now, anytime we want to insert a British Pound symbol into a cell, we can type BP and a space and the symbol will be automatically inserted. Follow the same procedure to add any other abbreviations for often-used symbols to the AutoCorrect list for easy insertion of symbols into your Excel worksheets. System Preferences -> International You can use standard built-in applet called ' Keyboard viewer' to make things easier. It displays an on-screen keyboard layout which changes when you press modifier keys like [Option] and [Shift]. This layout is also different for different languages you select, so Keyboard Viewer can also help you see which key stands for what characters if you switch to a different language. To enable Keyboard Viewer • Choose Apple menu ➢ System Preferences and click International. • Click Input Menu, then select the check-box next to Keyboard Viewer. • Select the ' on' check-box next to language whose keyboard layout you want to use. • Choose Show Keyboard Viewer from the Input menu on the right side of the menu bar (the one that looks like a flag). Now, depending on the language you select, a flag will be in the menu bar. Whenever you want to type a special character, click the flag and select ' Show Keyboard Viewer'. When you press Shift and Option buttons, the on-screen keyboard will show up. And the good thing is, you don't have to keep a list of shortcut codes near you.
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