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3.3 Entering Location Names That Contain Accents<br />

Some PC*MILER location names include one or more accented letters. An<br />

example of two locations that have the same name but are differentiated by an<br />

accented letter is Felipe Angeles, CI in Mexico. The mileage difference shown<br />

below illustrates how important an accented letter can be in a location name:<br />

To enter an accented letter, first type the location name in the cell and then, in<br />

the formula bar, select the letter that will be replaced (“A” in this example):<br />

Now select Insert > Symbol (in Microsoft Office 2007, after clicking “Insert”,<br />

look for the Omega sign to the far right in the tool bar) to open the Symbol<br />

window:<br />

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