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Alt 234 is Ω. There are lots of other useful **broken link removed**. Note that you have to use the numeric keypad.RODALCO said:Symbols would be great to have quick access too.
The omega symbol is the most frustrating one which has no direct fast access.
The {ALT} key is handy which will yield the asci symbols, while depressed.
for example to name a few.
½ is alt 0189
¼ is alt 0188
¾ is alt 0190
µ is alt 230
° is alt 0176
² is alt 0178
³ is alt 0179
▼ is alt 31
▲ is alt 30
ü is alt 0252 (German ue)
you can try up to alt 0256 and then duplicate symbols will re occur.
Unfortunately there is NO ohmega symbol in theis list.
Not for me it isn't, for me Alt+234 is Û, that's the problem with extended ASCII, it isn't a standard.Ron H said:Alt 234 is Ω
Ron XL is Excel, correct. My computer at home which runs XP works fine with the Ω character while the one at work comes up with the ê. But no worries, must be different set up with software I guess.