Excel UNICHAR Function
The Excel UNICHAR function is used to return a Unicode character that is referenced by th4e given numeric value.
In this section:
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1. Syntax of UNICHAR Function:
=UNICHAR (number)
where:
- number: The Unicode number that represents a character.
2. Examples of UNICHAR Function:
The following table shows examples of UNICHAR Function:

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