2009年5月18日 · Support Bob C. - the symbol Ø is officially reserved for denoting the diameter. However, you will find this symbol in many texts used as "average", at least in the German-speaking area. They are just too lazy for writing "durchschnittlich" or "im Durchschnitt", because the symbol gives you the idea. And obviously, many people recognize it that ...

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2013年4月10日 · =average(g1440,g2906,g4372,g5838,g7304) =AVERAGE(G1439,G2905,G4371,G5837,G7303) I have been doing this manually for some time now, hopefully there is an easier way, formula or technique.

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2009年6月13日 · I would like to embedd a symbol into a cell. I dont want it to be done by using Fonts. By symbol I mean Harvey Balls (Plan, Do, Check, Act) symbol embedded the same as the "and" (&) symbol. I have seen it done once on a spreadsheet but did not get a copy and I would like to recreate it as a way of visually showing the status of an action item.

2022年11月12日 · I did think of 2 work arounds: 1) insert a flag symbol in a cell that hopefully won't be seen or edited, then use copy-paste code. (not very elegant, and could be compromised). 2) use code to set the cell to a formula that ultimately displays the flag symbol, even though the cell text is not the symbol itself. I opted for this: