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Thanks - it displays fine in print preview, so although it doesn't look right, everything still functions OK.<br />
I have zoom set to 65% as I need to see a fair bit of the spreadsheet in one screen,<br />
If I increase zoom to 100% € shows OK<br />
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Can't believe I didn't think of that myself !
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Thanks - it displays fine in print preview, so although it doesn't look right, everything still functions OK.
I have zoom set to 65% as I need to see a fair bit of the spreadsheet in one screen,
If I increase zoom to 100% € shows OK

Can't believe I didn't think of that myself !

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I'm using Excel 2000 on win98SE<br />
I can't get the Euro symbol € to display in font sizes below 14pt<br />
If I put a € in a cell at 14pt (or larger) &nbsp;it displays OK<br />
If I reduce the font in that cell to 12pt or lower, the symbol is displayed as a vertical line<br />
I mainly use Arial, but it's the same for other fonts.<br />
I have dowmloaded the latest version of the Arial font<br />
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Any ideas ?
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I'm using Excel 2000 on win98SE
I can't get the Euro symbol € to display in font sizes below 14pt
If I put a € in a cell at 14pt (or larger)  it displays OK
If I reduce the font in that cell to 12pt or lower, the symbol is displayed as a vertical line
I mainly use Arial, but it's the same for other fonts.
I have dowmloaded the latest version of the Arial font

Any ideas ?

Euro Symbol in Excel 2000 won't display properly below 14pt fonts

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