How to Circle Answers in Word, Excel, PowerPoint

1. Circle the Answer in Word

Method 1: Use Symbol to circle the answer

At the interface in Word, click Insert and select Symbol , then More Symbols to expand the tool panel.

Then in the character interface view, users choose Font Arial Unicode MS , Subset select Enclosed Alphanumerics . You will immediately see the circled numeric answers as shown below. Select the type of circle you may need to use and click Insert to use.

Our results are circled below.

Method 2: Circle the answer with Shapes

With the drawing tool, you can circle the answers in the order of letters, instead of just numbers like Symbol.

First of all we write the answer order and select Insert , choose Shapes , select the oval . Then hold down shift and draw a shape to create a circle. The figure will now overlap the letter order. click the graphics and select Shape Fill , select No Fill as shown. Then the circle will be made transparent as below.

If you may need to change the color of the drawing , select Shape Outline and select the border color for the circle.

2. Circle the Answer in Excel

Method 1: Use the Symbol to create a circle

We also press Insert> Symbols , choose font Arial Unicode MS, Subset select Enclosed Alphanumerics . Then also select the circular number in the table.

Method 2: Draw a circle to create the answer

First enter the letter order, then press Insert> Shapes> oval and then hold shift and create a circle to insert on the letter order . Next, select Shape Fill> No Fill to remove the border in the circle and Shape Outline to choose the color for the circle.

3. How to Circle Answers in PowerPoint

Option 1: Use Symbol to select the circled answer

This is similar to the way 1 of Word and Excel, select Font Arial Unicode MS , Subset select Enclosed Alphanumerics in Symbol table .

Method 2: Use Shapes to circle the answer

With PowerPoint, you have the option of dynamic effects in slides to show a dynamic circle. First, you also use Shapes to draw circles to overlap with letters and ordinal numbers.

Also use Shape Fill and Shape Outline to adjust the appearance of the circle. Then click the circle, select Animations and then select the Shape or Wheel effect as you like. At this time the circle will display the effect.