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I am using the Dingbat font. All stars and other symbols are OK, however,
when I use the checkmark, or X symbol it only inserts the a number and not
the symbol. Thanks.
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Default using checkmark symbol shows only # not check mark Excel 2003

check the obvious - is the column wide enough ?
otherwise what have you actually got in the cell ?

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On Fri, 08 Sep 2006 09:36:02 +0100, Michael Abraham
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I am using the Dingbat font. All stars and other symbols are OK, however,
when I use the checkmark, or X symbol it only inserts the a number and
not
the symbol. Thanks.

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