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  2. To access with the keyboard, do the simultaneous key combo SHIFT-CONTROL-SHIFT to bring up a quick access screen that include any emoji or symbol you've added to Favorites: You have to single-click it to insert, but you don't have to go looking for it every time. I get: ×. Additional info here: Use emoji and symbols on Mac - Apple Support

  3. multiplication symbol - Apple Community

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    Shift+8 (the * symbol) For others searching with Command-f, the symbol in question is: ×. I don't think there is a way to input using a mac keyboard unfortunatly. Just to say that if you want a traditional 'times' sign, similar to the letter 'x', then there are a couple of ways of getting it. You could use Character Palette, and search under ...

  4. The correct symbol is "×", so the question wasn't answered at all. To answer, there is no shortcut for it. To answer, there is no shortcut for it. In MS Word, you need to go to "Insert" tab, then "Symbols", find the symbol and create shortcut.

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  6. On the left-side of the keyboard, find the key with the x on it and tap it to make the formula =B2x. On the keyboard, type 12 to make formula =B2x12. On the bar above the keyboard, tap the green check on the right-side to commit the formula. If you want to edit the formula again, just simply double-tap that cell again.

  7. How to put multiply in a formula? - Apple Community

    discussions.apple.com/thread/255274082

    Nov 13, 2023 11:04 AM in response to RickAu. To multiply a cell by 3 and divide by 2 you have to first put the multiplication into brackets. For example, this would look like (A1*3). Then, to divide this you need to add /2 to divide the result of the multiplication by 2. The formula would then become (A1*3)/2.

  8. Years ago, Keynote did not have a built-in equation editor, and you probably used MathType or some other external approach that had formal Math fonts installed. Now, with the Keynote equation editor you are limited to \mathbb {Q} or \mathbb {R}. Gerben Wierda Author. Level 2. 293 points.

  9. Here is Apple's Support document regarding inserting symbols: Use emoji and symbols on Mac - Apple Support. How to access symbols from macOS: 1) Open System Preferences > Keyboard and select the "Input Sources" tab. Then click the "Show in menu bar" option. 2) Now a new icon is in your menu bar. Clicking it show this: 3) Select "Show Emojis and ...

  10. Numbers will change * to ×, the multiply symbol (not the letter x). Regards, Ian. Show more Less. View in ...

  11. 5 x 4 = 20 or 5 * 4 = 20 are both representative of the same thing. The multiplication sign is either a lowercase x or an asterisk. So: 5 x 4 = 20 or 5 * 4 = 20 are both representative of the same thing. Division is a forward slash between the numbers. The calculator has the exact icons, but if using the keyboard, you use as indicated.