When you enter character codes on the numeric keypad, they should be four
digits long, including leading 0s. ALT+178 is NOT the same as ALT+0178.
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"Rookie 1st class" <Rookie1stClass@SpamThis wrote in message
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² = ALT(253) on my keyboard ? = ALT(178). Really getting confused by ALT
character lookups! Can someone shed some light?
Lou
"Gord Dibben" wrote:
ALT + 0178(on the numpad) will give ² after you type the m
If you have a great lot of these to do just go into
FormatCellsNumberCustom
and in the dialog box enter 0"m" then hit ALT + 0178 and OK
Or run this macro on your selected numbers.
Sub sq_Meters()
Selection.NumberFormat = "0"" m" & Chr(178) & """"
'0179 for cubic meters
End Sub
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 13:49:00 -0800, gleba
wrote:
How do I write a superindex in excel? (e.g. for square meter m2) Thank
you