How to make a cents symbol in Excel 2007

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Scott Salt Lake

I read a comment about using Alt + 0162 to make a cents symbol (c with a
slash through it). But it was for Excel 2003. I tried it in Excel 2007 and
just got beeps for an error. How do you do it in 2007?
 
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Lorne

Scott Salt Lake said:
I read a comment about using Alt + 0162 to make a cents symbol (c with a
slash through it). But it was for Excel 2003. I tried it in Excel 2007
and
just got beeps for an error. How do you do it in 2007?

It should work in any program, Alt-0162 is the code to display a cents
symbol in most common fonts.

Are you using a font that uses this code for something else? Try using a
common font like Arial and see if it works.
 
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Bob Phillips

Works fine for me in 2007 Scott, must be something in your setup.

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Bob

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Scott Salt Lake

I can't type in the number. When I press down the Alt key (and hold it down)
and then try to type the number 0162, it just beeps. I can't enter in the
number.
 
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James Silverton

Scott wrote on Thu, 3 Jul 2008 06:54:05 -0700:
I can't type in the number. When I press down the Alt key
(and hold it down) and then try to type the number 0162, it
just beeps. I can't enter in the number.
"Lorne" wrote:


Do you have a number pad on your keyboard? The numbers along the top
don't work. With a lap top you might have to lock in the numbers.

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Are you using the keypad, it doesn't work from the number row.

Scott Salt Lake wrote:

> I can't type in the number. When I press down the Alt key (and hold it down)
> and then try to type the number 0162, it just beeps. I can't enter in the
> number.

Turn on the numlock and then hold down alt at the same time you enter 0162
 

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