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How do I type circled numbers in Pages?

How do I type circled numbers in Pages?

Way back they had them in the character viewer?

Mac Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6), 22 GB RAM

Posted on Aug 20, 2017 6:12 AM

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Posted on Aug 20, 2017 11:48 AM

Walter,


You can roll your own. Type any single digit. Next, in the Emoji's & Symbols (character) palette, search for the word circle. From the results of that search, there will be a larger open circle as the fourth item down in the left column. This is known as a Combining Enclosing Circle.

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When you double-click the shaded circle above, immediately following a number entry, it will enclose the number (or any character) in a circle. Also, its neighbor is the combining enclosing circle backslash.

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Aug 20, 2017 11:48 AM in response to Walter Wedler

Walter,


You can roll your own. Type any single digit. Next, in the Emoji's & Symbols (character) palette, search for the word circle. From the results of that search, there will be a larger open circle as the fourth item down in the left column. This is known as a Combining Enclosing Circle.

User uploaded file

When you double-click the shaded circle above, immediately following a number entry, it will enclose the number (or any character) in a circle. Also, its neighbor is the combining enclosing circle backslash.

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Aug 20, 2017 11:14 AM in response to Walter Wedler

See this thread and the answer by VikingOSX

type a number inside a circle with keyboard

"Often, you will see Unicode characters represented as U+2460 ① . You can actually type this unicode string in the Character Viewer search window, and the corresponding character code will appear. In HTML, it would be represented as "①" without the quotes. You can see these values in the previously linked Enclosed Alphanumerics chart."

How do I type circled numbers in Pages?

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