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I can not find a symbol that means "equal to or greater than". Does one exist?

Thank you,
Sandra
 
I feel so stupid! I figured it out. It is too simple! You type < this
symbol then you underline it. Or this > then you underline it.

Sandra
 
They're also in the Insert > Symbol dialog, in the Mathematical Operators
subset of most fonts (for instance, Times New Roman and Arial). The Unicode
(hex) character codes are 2264 for "less than or equal" and 2265 for
"greater than or equal".

If you need to use them often, you can assign easier shortcuts to them by
clicking the Shortcut button in that dialog.
 
Thank you very much! I have learned something new today.
Have a good day!
Sandra
 
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