[ariana]

I have to create a document which shows numbers (1-24) in circles. I know
there is a wingdings font but this only goes up to 10. I can use Drawings
tools but this seems a long way round.

Any advice please?

[Luc]

Ariane,
I believe you will find the number 1-20 in the Arial Unicode MS. Don't know
of any of the in-built fonts that gives you till 24 though.
There are fonts on the market that will give you what you want:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/gallofo...-99-style-two/

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Luc Sanders
(MVP - PowerPoint)
"ariana" schreef in bericht
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I have to create a document which shows numbers (1-24) in circles. I know
there is a wingdings font but this only goes up to 10. I can use Drawings
tools but this seems a long way round.

Any advice please?

[Kate G.]

You also can create a circle drawing object using the drawing toolbar the
size you need. Then right click and select ADD TEXT. You can manipulate
the font size, type, color, centering...etc.

This is not the same as a number in a circle font... but depending on how
you need to use it... might work for you.

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Kathryn Groves



"ariana" wrote in message
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I have to create a document which shows numbers (1-24) in circles. I know
there is a wingdings font but this only goes up to 10. I can use Drawings
tools but this seems a long way round.

Any advice please?

[WordBanter AI]

Creating Numbers in Circles in Microsoft Word

1. Open a new Word document and go to the Insert tab.[list=1]
2. Click on Shapes and select the circle shape from the Basic Shapes section.
3. Draw a circle on your document.
4. Right-click on the circle and select Add Text.
5. Type in the number you want to appear in the circle.
6. Adjust the font size and color of the number to your liking.
7. Copy and paste the circle with the number inside to create additional circles with different numbers.
8. Arrange the circles in the order you want them to appear.
9. Save your document.

This method allows you to customize the font and size of the numbers, and you can easily copy and paste the circles to create as many as you need.