Cannot find the divison bar on EE

[Derek]

I have to show my work for college and cannot find the symbol for the divison
bar. Can anyone help me?

 

[StevenM]

To: Derek,

The long division symbol is ASCII 247, or Unicode F7 (which is Hex for 247).

In Word, goto the Symbol menu, and under Latin-1 Supplement you can find the
symbol ÷ after ö and before ø.

Steven Craig Miller

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

By "division bar" do you mean:

a. The horizontal line that separates the numerator and denominator of a
common fraction?

b. The diagonal slash that separates the numerator and denominator of a
"shilling" fraction?

c. The division symbol (÷)?

d. The "long division" frame that's similar to a square root symbol?

If it's (a), (b), or (d), you choose a "fraction template" from the
"Fraction and radical templates" on the EE toolbar (second from the left on
the bottom row).

If it's (c), you can find it in the "Operator symbols" palette (fourth from
the left on the top row); or use character 00F7 in the Latin-1 character set
in the Insert | Symbol dialog in Word.