Hello everyone!
I was working on a school project of mine, where I have a variable recording the temperature, in Celcius. I was looking for an output format where I can add the " ℃ " symbol in front of every temperature value, just like we can do with the dollar sign.
I couldnt find anything on the Internet, either because I was using the wrong comnination of keywords, or it wasn't there.
Here is a picture of my data. Ignore the title, I now it says "Fahrenheit" there, but I was going to fix that later after getting the bulkwark of my project done
Any advice on how to add the ℃ symbol would be greatly appreciated, thanks fr your time !!
You can try a PICTURE format with or without a custom function.
This describes how to get the special symbols:
You can try a PICTURE format with or without a custom function.
This describes how to get the special symbols:
Hi Reeza,
Thanks for the advice! It works now after I toyed with it a bit
If you could past the actual solution you came up with that would be great. And change the correct answer to that post as well 🙂
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