Other diacritics in Excel, different diacritics in Excel

Other accents in Excel are used quite a lot in terms of function formulas. If you need to write a function with different conditions but you still do not know how to write other accents in Excel like? So, please refer to the different ways of writing diacritics in Excel that the article shares below.

The other sign in math you also know is ≠

For example: a ≠ b

a ≠ c

In Excel, if you want to insert a dấu or other special characters, you can see the article http://TipsMake.vn/ki-hieu-phi-trong-excel-cach-nhap-ky-hieu -phi-and-ky-dac-special-in-excel / to know how to insert special characters in Excel and use keyboard shortcuts to add dấu and special characters.

If you want to make some other comparison condition in Excel functions, you cannot use other notation in math.
Another mark in Excel is written as <>

The other sign <> is used in all current versions of Excel 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016. For example, in the IF function, the comparison condition a differs from b is written as follows:

You can see these two symbols on the keyboard, you just need to hold down the Shift key and select the smaller characters first, followed by the larger characters.

So you know how to write other diacritics in Excel, from now on you will be able to write in different conditions in the formula to avoid error function function. Hope this article will help you. Good luck!