Hello everyone. I know this is a lame question, but somehow I can't find the answer to it. How can I enter omega, micro or fi (?, u ;) . I am creating a table of values for electronic components. Thanks in advance.

if you have xp tp start => programs => accessories => system tools => character table, then you click on a given character and click select and then copy and paste in Excel should work

Hello In the insert menu there is the symbol command. You click on this command and a window with symbols opens. You choose the appropriate symbol, click insert and close the window. The desired symbol will appear in the active cell. Regards.

I would like that too but it is as you can see.

Hi! Have you made a mistake in Word? I have Office 2k and I also have it on the menu, as shown by KrzychoMiki in the attached picture ... Regards Janusz

Use the program provided in Windows charmap .

I know that the topic was clarified, but in office 2003 in excel there is already a symbol ...

Using Omega, Micro, Fi Symbols in Excel for Electronic Components Table

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Hello everyone. I know this is a lame question, but somehow I can't find the answer to it. How can I enter omega, micro or fi (?, u . I am creating a table of values for electronic components. Thanks in advance.
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In the "insert" menu there is the "symbol" command. You click on this command and a window with symbols opens. You choose the appropriate symbol, click "insert" and close the window. The desired symbol will appear in the active cell.
Regards.
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I would like that too but it is as you can see.

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#4 1762137 24 Aug 2005 23:31

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Bonkot wrote:
Hello
In the "insert" menu there is the "symbol" command. You click on this command and a window with symbols opens. You choose the appropriate symbol, click "insert" and close the window. The desired symbol will appear in the active cell.

Hi!
Have you made a mistake in Word?
I have Office 2k and I also have it on the menu, as shown by KrzychoMiki
in the attached picture ...
Regards
Janusz
#5 1762163 24 Aug 2005 23:39

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Use the program provided in Windows charmap .
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if you have xp tp start => programs => accessories => system tools => character table, then you click on a given character and click select and then copy and paste in Excel should work
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Thanks fido. All OK.
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I know that the topic was clarified, but in office 2003 in excel there is already a symbol ...

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To insert omega (Ω), micro (µ), or phi (φ) symbols in Excel for an electronic components table, users can utilize the "Insert" menu and select the "Symbol" command to access a window with various symbols. Alternatively, Windows' character map (charmap) can be used to find and copy the desired symbols for pasting into Excel. Users with Office 2003 also have access to a symbol feature directly in Excel.
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