Wingding Font Excel Online

[tmc_raritan]

Hello Experts,

I am using Excel Online/Web App for the first time. I am trying to insert a Wingding character into a cell. I am copying the character from Excel 2010 and pasting it into Office 365. Since Excel Online doesn't support the Wingding font (as best as I can tell), the character is being pasted as regular text. The bolded up arrow (Character Code 0233) is the one I am particularly interested in.I've tried entering Alt+0233 in the cell but that is giving me plain text as well. There may not be a way to do this due to limitations in Excel Online but I figured I would throw it out to this group. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

TMc

 

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@tmc_raritan

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[tmc_raritan]

@tmc_raritan

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My apologies... I did not realize the 2 sites were connected.

 

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My apologies... I did not realize the 2 sites were connected.

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