How to use Excel UNICHAR Function in Office 365?

The UNICHAR Function in Excel:

In this article, we will describe the definition, basic syntax, and usage of the UNICHAR function in Microsoft Excel 2013.

The UNICHAR Function – Definition:

The UNICHAR Function in Excel returns a Unicode character based on a given number.

Fundamental Syntax of UNICHAR Function:

The fundamental syntax of the UNICHAR function is,

=UNICHAR(number)

Argument Description:

Number: Code point for a Unicode character in decimal.

Practical Examples of UNICHAR Function:

Let’s look at some examples of UNICHAR ** function** and analyze how to use it in Microsoft Excel.

Example 1:

Enter the input term in cell D12.

The Output will be displayed in the cell F12.

There are two ways to enter the formula in Excel to calculate the Output, kindly refer the below screenshots.

Press Enter to display the output.

Example 2:

Here, the below screenshot explains the different examples of UNICHAR Function in Excel.

A short summary:

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