In order to use UNICODE in Google Sheets, you must first enable the feature. To do this, open up a spreadsheet and click on "Tools" in the menu bar. Then, select "Options." A new window will open and you should see a tab labeled "Advanced." Under the "International" section, check the box next to "Enable UNICODE support in formulas." Click "OK" and you're done.
Once you have enabled UNICODE support, you can start using it in your formulas. Simply type "=UNICODE(" and then the character you want to enter. For example, if I wanted to enter the character é, I would type "=UNICODE("é"). Google Sheets will automatically convert it to the correct character.
You can also use UNICODE in text fields. To do this, type "=UNICODE(A1)" where "A1" is the cell you want to convert. This will convert the text in the cell to UNICODE.
In Google Sheets, the syntax for using UNICODE characters is to use the "&#x" followed by the UNICODE value. For example, to enter the letter "A", you would use "A". To enter the letter "Ä", you would use "ä".
There are a few ways to use Unicode in Google Sheets. The first way is to use the character code. To do this, you need to know the Unicode code for the character you want to use. The second way is to use the CharacterMap application. The third way is to use the Google Sheets add-on, UnicodeText. The fourth way is to use the Google Sheets function, UNICODE. The fifth way is to use the Google Sheets formula, CHAR.
There are a few instances in which you should not use UNICODE in Google Sheets. One such instance is when you are working with text that needs to be translated into other languages. In this case, you will want to use the Google Sheets built-in function called TRANSLATE. This function only works with text that is encoded in ASCII.
There are a few similar formulae to UNICODE in Google Sheets. One is called "UTF-8," which is a character encoding standard. Another is "ISO-8859-1," which is another character encoding standard. There is also "Windows-1252," which is a character encoding standard used in the Windows operating system.
