Struggling to insert the degree symbol in Excel? Discover quick methods to add the degree symbol for temperature, angles, or other measurements in your Excel spreadsheets.
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Press ALT and type 0176 on the numeric keypad to insert the degree symbol.
Enter =CHAR(176) in a cell to display the degree symbol.
Use the Insert > Symbol menu option and choose the degree symbol to insert.
Apply a custom number format with "°" added to display degrees in cells.
Create a VBA macro that inserts the degree symbol programmatically.
Set up an abbreviation in AutoCorrect to replace with the degree symbol.
Copy the degree symbol from another source and paste it into Excel.
Inputting temperature data accurately with the degree symbol
Creating a report that includes geographical coordinates
Formatting chemistry data that involves temperature changes
Designing a dashboard that displays weather information with temperature units
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