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Therefore, when using a ® or a ™ after a word, the size should be adjusted as necessary, independently from the rest of the text, to look clear and legible, yet unobtrusive. Size is important as well, especially since these symbols vary so much in scale from font to font. When setting a headline, more latitude is given with respect to the design, as readability is less of a problem. An uncomplicated sans symbols for text usage (such as those from Helvetica, Arial, or Franklin Gothic) are a good choice, as they tend to be very readable and print cleanly and clearly at small sizes. If their design is too stylized, hard to read, or just plain ugly, you can substitute the symbol from another font for all instances. These symbols are used at so small a size that they should be neutral in appearance, yet clear at the size they will be reproduced at. Some are related in design to the overall typeface, and others, not so much. The registered and trademark symbols vary from one typeface to another. Registered and Trademark Symbols (® and ™) However, the CHAR function is just an alternative way you can get the symbol in Excel.Some font families that have been updated – such as Avenir and Avenir Next shown above – will adjust the scale of these symbols in the revised version to more closely resemble their intended usage.

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NOTE: Using the alt code method discussed in the beginning, you can easily type the Copyright symbol anywhere including Word and Excel.

The & is the operator that joins the CHAR function and the year “2020”.

Now type the & operator, then the year in parenthesis “2020”.

Type the Copyright symbol formula which is CHAR(169).

Select the cell that will contain the formula.

Let’s say we really want to type © 2020 into our cell. This way, you will get the name and the symbol both in the same cell. Using the Concatenate feature in Excel, you can join both the CHAR function and the year in one cell. What if you don’t want only the Copyright symbol in the cell? Maybe you want the symbol to prefix the year, say © 2020.

After typing this formula, press Enter for the results.

The complete formula should look like this: =CHAR(0169) OR =CHAR(169).

Next step, type =CHAR( and then add the Copyright symbol alt code.

In the first step, click to activate the cell that will contain the © symbol.

Obey the following instructions to use the CHAR function to insert this sign in Excel: It involved the use of the CHAR() function. There is a different method that also uses the alt code to get the Copyright symbol in Excel. You can use the alt code method to type this symbol in Excel too. If you need this symbol in a different document other than Microsoft Word, you can use the Alt Code method, or the copy and paste method. Note: This copyright symbol shortcut works only in Microsoft Word for Windows.

Alternatively, type (c) and Word will use the AutoCorrect feature to insert the copyright symbol © for you. To type the copyright symbol in Word, press Ctrl+Alt+C shortcut on your keyboard.

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To type this symbol on your Mac computer, press and hold the Option key whilst you hit on the g key once on the keyboard. The copyright symbol shortcut on Mac is Option+g.

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This is how you may use the Alt Code method to type the Copyright symbol anywhere on your Windows PC including Microsoft Word, Excel, One Note, Sticky Note, PowerPoint or even somewhere on your browser like Docs or Word online.

If you are using a Laptop that does not have the numeric keypad, you can press Fn+NmLk keys simultaneously to turn on the hidden numeric keypad for laptops with smaller keyboards. You must also turn on your NumLock key to be able to use the numeric keypad. Note that you must use the numeric keypad to type the alt code (0169).