To get this type Alt 0186 for Arial font
For other fonts then use the Character map
and look up the applicable key strokes for that
Font..........
HTH
Ivan
Robert,
Select "Format | Cells..." from the menu.
When the Format Cells dialog box appears, select the left-most tab labeled "Number."
Select "Custom" from the list box on the left...
...then on the right-hand side, define your custom number format in the box labeled "Type": in your case, type the number you would like to display using "0" (e.g. if you want to display your number without decimals, just type one 0--if you would like to display your number with 2 decimal places, then type 0.00, etc.)
After you have decided how you would like to display your number, at the end of your number format, use the following keystrokes:
alt+0176 (hold down the alt key and while holding down, type the numbers 0176, then let go of the alt key.)
for example: (typing this)--> 0.00 (followed by this)--> (alt+0176) will result in any cell you format with this looking like this --> 33.87°
You can set up any custom format you wish using this method. (For a listing of keystroke combinations for different symbols, use Character Map.)
hope that helps...rm
...whoops...forgot the most important step...when you are finished press the "OK" button...rm
thanks for the help it seems easy now
Regards
Robert