Recently, some novice friends said that they cannot quickly enter the ohm symbol in Excel. For this reason, the following tutorial will tell you the detailed steps of quickly entering the ohm symbol in Excel. Hope it can help friends in need!

Method 1. The simplest method is to directly insert the letter ohm symbol in Excel. Find the [Insert] option in the menu bar and select the symbol in the drop-down list box.

On the symbol tab that pops up, we have two methods to type the ohm symbol. The first method is to directly select the [Subset] option, select [Basic Hina Language], and then in the following symbols, you can Found the ohm symbol Ω. The second method to directly enter the ohm symbol in Excel is to directly enter the numbers 03a9 in the character code, and it will automatically find the ohm symbol for you, and then click [Insert].

Method 2. If you don’t want to enter the ohm symbol in excel, how do you type the ohm symbol? We can enter ohm in other software and then copy it. This is also a method, such as directly typing and copying it in WORD and taking away the Ω symbol. That’s it.

Method three, if you find it troublesome, download some input methods to type the ohm symbol, such as Pinyin Jiajia, Sogou, and QQ. The premise is that you have to customize the menu first. Let’s use Sogou as an example. After all, there are still many people using Sogou, and the author also uses Sogou. Of course, first download the Sogou input method, and you can use it after the installation is complete. You can switch the input method to [Sogou Pinyin Input Method] and type oumu or oumijia on it, so that the ohm symbol will be typed directly. You can also switch to [Sogou Pinyin Input Method], a small icon window will appear, click the [Soft Keyboard] button in the window, and then select the [Special Symbols] option, and the window as shown in the picture will pop up, and then select [Special Symbol]-[Hina/Latin] Find the ohm symbol Ω above. This completes the operation.

Come and learn the detailed steps to quickly enter the ohm symbol in Excel. It will definitely help everyone.