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The Mathematical "Implies" symbol
Hi,
Is the Mathematical "Implies" symbol stored somewhere in Excel / MS Office in General? It's the symbol that looks like an equals followed by a greater than symbol - i.e. = The reason I need this as a symbol is that I cannot make the "=" bold when it is two separates (for some strange reason!) Many Thanks, Gary Thomson |
I was able to, how are you trying?
-- HTH Bob Phillips "Gary T" wrote in message ... Hi, Is the Mathematical "Implies" symbol stored somewhere in Excel / MS Office in General? It's the symbol that looks like an equals followed by a greater than symbol - i.e. = The reason I need this as a symbol is that I cannot make the "=" bold when it is two separates (for some strange reason!) Many Thanks, Gary Thomson |
As long as it's being used as text, you can format it separately from the
rest of the cell contents. Simply select them and format. What problem are you having? -- Regards, RD ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- "Gary T" wrote in message ... Hi, Is the Mathematical "Implies" symbol stored somewhere in Excel / MS Office in General? It's the symbol that looks like an equals followed by a greater than symbol - i.e. = The reason I need this as a symbol is that I cannot make the "=" bold when it is two separates (for some strange reason!) Many Thanks, Gary Thomson |
Gary -
That's character 0222 in Symbol font. Hold down the Alt key while typing 0222 on the numeric keypad, then release the Alt key and format the character in Symbol font. You won't like it bold though. To find other symbols, check this small utility: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Zips/ascii.zip - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Gary T wrote: Hi, Is the Mathematical "Implies" symbol stored somewhere in Excel / MS Office in General? It's the symbol that looks like an equals followed by a greater than symbol - i.e. = The reason I need this as a symbol is that I cannot make the "=" bold when it is two separates (for some strange reason!) Many Thanks, Gary Thomson |
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