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Right-click and select Format Cells. Choose Currency from the list on the left. Choose Japanese Yen from the list that now appears on the right, as shown below. In either Excel or Microsoft Word, you can also use the Insert Symbol option that appears in the main menu. Click on the down arrow next to “Subset” and choose “Latin-1 Supplement”.
1. Press the Num Lock key on the keyboard to activate the Keypad. 2. In the document, place the cursor where you want the Yen symbol to appear. 3. Press and hold the Alt key and type 0165 on the Keypad. When you release the Alt key, the Yen symbol will appear where you placed the cursor. ¥. Use the same procedure for other symbols.
Having been created on a Japanese system the backslashes are displayed as the yen symbol which is expected. The problem is this translated document is intended for an English market so I want the yen symbol to display as a backslash in this particular document. I've seen suggestions on the web that say to remove Japanese font support from Office.
Replied on July 2, 2016. Report abuse. I had this same problem with Word 2016 Mac. For the first time in years I had a document I where I needed to use the backslash key. The screen showed the Yen symbol rather than the backslash. Lots of web digging and followed a down a lot of fruitless rabbit holes (Word preferences, Keyboard preferences, etc.).
So i want to run a command on CMD, but the \ sign is replaced with the Yen sign (as shown on the image bellow.) I had already changed my language to English US, removed the Japanese font package and language pack, but it still won't go away
System: Macbook Pro M1 2020 Sonoma 14.0 (updated a few weeks ago) When I type backslash using my keyboard (US keyboard), it turns into a yen symbol. When I type a backslash on other text editors or copy one from the Internet and paste it in Microsoft Word, it turns into a yen symbol. The only workaround I have found is if I insert the backslash ...
We have someone who had to change his screen language to Japanese, for some reason, then, went to change it back, and had some problems. Seems some of the Japanese characters got stuck. For instance, when you look at the file path (f:\somefolder\somefile). The backslashes come up as the Japanese Yen (money) symbol.
The backslash character is displayed as a yen symbol (¥) because of the font settings or the layout options of the document. Please follow the step below to resolve the issue. Go to File, Options, Advanced, at the bottom click on Layout Options and uncheck Convert backslash characters into yen signs Please do let me know if further assistance ...
Problem: Forward slash still showing up as yen symbol in Word2010 "find/replace". Already tried solution: Based on other answers, I changed my keyboard settings to English-International. This allowed me to type forward slash in the Word document itself, but still not in the "find/replace" box in word. Of course, copy pasting from notepad does ...
Check that the Primary editing language is set to something other than Japanese. In Windows, make sure your Language and Keyboard are both set to the same language as your Primary editing language. You should be able to switch this on the Taskbar. Reopen the presentation, the yen symbols should be backslashes.