Hi Lorraine,
I assume you mean a single quote. Since a tick is the signal for Exce
that the following information is a literal (even numbers, dates and s
forth), putting in a single tick mark won't show up by itself. Yo
need to enter two ticks and then only one will show when you click ou
of the cell.
Bruc
Larraine, you could format the cell(s) with the Marlett font, now when you
type in a lowercase a, you get a tick.
Or format the cell(s) with the wingdings font and type alt+0252 and you will
get a tick
Or you could use a macro like this
Sub Insert_Tick_Mark()
With Selection
.Font.Name = "Wingdings"
.Value = Chr(252)
End With
End Sub
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Paul B
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Choose the Square Root (? ) symbol from the mathematical operators subset
and press insert then close buttons.
For me this serves the purpose of a tick.
Regards
Paul
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