How do I enter a "therefore" symbol

[Guest]

I was wanting to use a "therefore" symbol but I can't seem to find one in the
symbols list. Is there one?

 

[Guest]

Press Alt+0092 and format the character as Symbol font.

 

[Doug Robbins]

Get the one out of the Equation Editor by inserting it into and equation,
copying it to the clipboad and then pasting it where you want it.

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[Jezebel]

And for a third option, go to Insert > Symbol, select the Symbol font, and
select ergo. Fifth column, third row, on my computer.

This is slightly preferable to Garfield's method because it uses a field
(rather than a character with font formatting), which is not affected by
font changes to the paragraph as a whole. (If you use a symbol font directly
in the middle of a paragraph, then select the par and choose a font, the
symbol will be changed to the new font also.)

 

[Guest]

I found it. I'll post a reply to myself in case someone else needs it

go to Insert > symbols > select symbols under font > row 4 column 13

PS. post 1 (nothing happend) & post 3 (no ergo font) didn't work

 

[Jezebel]

ergo is the name of the glyph (as in, cogito ergo sum). The font is
'symbol', as stated.