Turkish Magic Keyboard Special Characters Keyboard Shortcuts

Shift on the key next to Z or option 1 both make the Greater Than. I don't see any angle brackets. Do you need them?

Normal quotation marks ( " ) are made with the key beneath escape (unless you have the system or app set to auto convert these to "smart punctuation" or "curly" quotes)

For problems with Excel, often best use the forum run by the folks who make it:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_excel-msoffice_OfH-mso_OPMac?sort=LastReplyDate&dir=Desc&tab=All&status=all&mod=&modAge=&advFil=&postedAfter=&postedBefore=&threadType=all&isFilterExpanded=false&page=1

Mainecoon364 wrote:

There are some characters which are NOT THE SAME although they look THE SAME.

For example;

“Greater than sign” and “Close angle bracket” Both looks as the same as “>”

You are mistaken about that. Those are two names for the same character, U+003e Greater-Than Sign. Here is a reference.

Your problems with Excel lie elsewhere.

Mainecoon364 wrote: There are different “Dictate Text Commands” on the official list of Apple. (English version)

It does not matter whether you use Apple's dictation to say "greater than sign" or "close angle bracket", they are the exact same character, U+003e, and that character is what will appear on your screen when you dictate. There is no way for the keyboard or computer to distinguish between those names.

Mainecoon364 wrote:

That quotation mark does not work on excel I’d better ask those in an Mac Excel Forum If you don’t have a solution.

Good idea! When you do that, be sure to give them a specific example of an equation you are trying to write which does not work. Do the same for the > character.

Mainecoon364 wrote:

Only hardware keyboard does not work.

Could you copy/paste right here an example typed with your hardware keyboard on your MacBook of an equation/formula or whatever from your Excel where the quotation mark is not recognized correctly by Excel?

Showing location of Greater Than and Quotation Mark characters:

Mainecoon364 wrote:

I think I just write the excel formula wrong.

No problem, that's very easy to do, the way excel use quotes is complex.