Re: Greek Letters or Symbols in Excel
From: Bruce Sinclair (bruce.sinclair_at_NOSPAMagresearch.NOTco.NOTnz)
Date: 05/26/04
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Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 04:35:06 GMT
In article <40B272F0.94F6D9FC@msn.com>, ec35720@msn.com was seen to type:
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>OK wrote:
>>
>> I cannot find the greek letter delta (in capital, looks like a triangle) in
>> the Insert-Symbol menu of excel. There is one that is there when you change
>> the font to symbol. But when u refer this cell in another cell, the
>> formatting is lost and the delta appears as D....
>>
>> eg. I insert the symbol in cell A1 and then refer to it in cell B1 as a
>> formula (=A1). If I use any symbols from the non-symbol fonts, the formating
>> is retained in the new cell. I cannot also find a code for this character in
>> the ASCII codes (eg. Alt + 230) etc.
>>
>> Can anyone help me out here please.
>I had to format the cell that contained the formula in xl2002. The
font wasn't
>"copied" over to the formula cell.
>
>I found a couple triangles that could pass for Deltas in "Map
Symbols"--but I'm
>not sure what installed that font.
>
>And it's under Symbol, too. (=char(68))
>
>And you might be able to find a Greek font by searching Google.
There is a capital delta in the times new roman font. unicode (hex)
0394.
HTH
Bruce
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