As you well know, if you are someone who uses your PC keyboard a lot to type for work or anything else, the keyboard has the ability to add signs to its keys.
From best most useful keyboard shortcuts for use in Excel to using keyboard and mouse to play on PlayStation 4, it can all be done with these tools.
The problem is that in many cases not all the signs we need appear for every occasion. Or in other cases the sign appears but if pressed it does not mark the sign we want, it ends up marking another one.
Fortunately, operating systems like Microsoft's Windows are responsible for creating shortcuts to fix this kind of problems, giving the ability to find the sign we need by creating some keyboard shortcuts.
This time we will teach you how to make the sign of greater than or equal a and less than or equal to on the PC keyboard or even on the mobile phone.
Different ways to access various operating systems
Below we will show you some ways to make the greater or equal sign and also the less than or equal sign compared to different operating systems.
In the following way you can solve the problem of make the sign greater than or equal to and less than or equal to both on the PC than on your mobile device.
Its a PC:
- The sign greater than or equal to the sign is written: Alt + 242
- Type less than or equal to sign: Alt + 243
Characters that cannot be typed on a PC keyboard are available through the Character Map application.
Its a Mac:
- The sign greater than or equal to the sign is written: ⌥ +>
- Enter less than or equal to sign: ⌥ +
Characters that you cannot type on the Mac keyboard are available through the Character Viewer.
Your iOS:
- There isn't a single keystroke that will do this, so you'll need to create a text replacement shortcut to do it for you.
- Go to: Settings, then General, now Keyboard and then Text Replacement ...
- Create a new shortcut.
- Paste "≥" into the Phrase field. (You can copy it from here.)
- Type "> +" in the Link field.
Whenever you need it, write the link plus a space.
For the less than or equal sign, for example:
- Create a new shortcut.
- Paste "≤" into the Sentence field.
- Enter "<=" in the Link field.
Per Android OS:
- The greater or equal sign is written: $ ge $ or $ geq $
- The less than or equal sign is written: $ le $ or $ leq $
Keep in mind that if you are on a laptop, you should probably create these shortcuts with the FN number keys. For example, press ALT + FN + the number of the sign you are looking for.
Guide insertion greater than or equal to Word
In Microsoft Word, you can easily type some special symbols directly from the keyboard.
One of them is the copyright symbol ©, which you can insert by entering the text (C) and letting the autocorrect do the rest.
There are other symbols that are available as second keys on the keyboard. One is the # sign, which you can enter by pressing Shift + 3.
However, other symbols are not as easy to type on the keyboard. One is the Greater Than or Equal to (≥) symbol.
To enter this and many other symbols, it is necessary browse the Word symbol library or use the symbol's Alt code or the shortcut Greater than or equal to symbol.
How to insert greater than or equal to the symbol
Below are two easy steps to insert greater or equal sign in Word.
- In the Insert option, select with the Symbol button and then choose Other symbols...
- These few clicks will bring up the symbols dialog. Now is the time to look for the sign of greater than or equal to and / or the segno of less than or equal to.
- Scroll down or up until you find it in the symbol library.
- Select the symbol you want to add, then click Insert.
