It works like MS Word, but with looser interpretation of the hex notation. You can also type a hex value then hit Alt+ x to perform the conversion. £ works with Alt+ 1 5 6 (no leading zero).∞ works with Alt+ 2 3 6 (no leading zero).Ω works with Alt+ 2 3 4 (no leading zero).The following examples are made with codepage=437 (en-US) defined in the user script:

Additionally, Alt+ x will translate the hexadecimal value preceding the text caret into a Unicode value, similar to MS Office.įor values between 32 - 255 without a leading zero, glyphs are retrieved using an OEM codepage table (with generous but unconsenting help from the SheetJS project's codepage abstractions). With the script installed in your browser, Alt+number row combinations should work like Alt+NumPad would on a full-size keyboard. I might hack compatibility for other browsers if someone pays me enough. Unknown whether the script works in other browsers with Tampermonkey, but my guess is not fully. For web browsers, I just wrote a user script to address this for my own evil purposes, at least in Firefox with the Greasemonkey add-on and in Chrome with the Tampermonkey add-on.

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