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Bing search exclude operator doesn't seem to work anymore, how do we exclude results with specific words? In the past, I believe we could put a minus in front of a search to exclude results with that word. For example, if I wanted to search for pages with 'book' and 'face' but rule out facebook, I could use: face book -facebook.
Word thinks of the minus sign as a hyphen and puts that at the end of one line and the number at the beginning of the next line. I don't really want to add extra spaces before the - to force it to the next line, but that's all I've been able to think of to make it work.
The only option would be to submit a Feedback for Bing and wait for them to fix it: "Go to Bing search engine homepage then jump to the bottom part of Bing. Find the feedback option in the right side of the horizontal menubar.
Sometime dash or minus sign in Word is larger than normal. Why? When you are typing and put negative sign "-" it show up almost twice as long “–“. I cannot seem to find a way to repeat this length of the dash. I checked the font size and all the property of the font appear to be the same for normal dash to twice as long of a dash. Any idea?
Based on my test, I think you can use “Minus Sign” to achieve it rather than insert “-” to present Negative number, since it will be recognized as hyphen to wrap your text. You can either change the negative symbol in the original data in Excel workbook or Word document from Insert > Symbol > Subset “Mathematical Operators” > Minus ...
often, when I create a Word document, a plus sign (+) within a circle appears on the left page margin. I cannot figure out what feature or benefit this has to the document and cannot find it in SEARCH. Anyone have information? thanks. Click the ¶ icon on the Home tab to display nonprinting marks. You will see any inserted tables more clearly ...
In MS Word change a chart axis labels (numbers) to show a minus sign (−, “U+2212”) in front of negative numbers instead of a hyphen (-). I would like my Chart axis negative numbers to show a minus sign, e.g. “-1” should be “−1”. I currently use MS Word desktop version from Microsoft 365.
In Word, choose Insert>Symbol>More Symbols. In the Character code field, type 00B1 to get a plus sign with a minus below it. If you are using a font like Cambria Math, you can also type in 2213 to get a minus sign with a plus below it.
Subscripted plus-minus sign becomes a plus. I am using the word equation editor and I would like to have a plus-minus in the subscript. However, when put in the subscript, the plus-minus symbol is not shown but a plus (+) is shown instead. When not in a subscript, the normal plus-minus is shown. I switched to linear mode to check if this was an ...
It is frustrating as other signs are shown but the minus sign disappeared. Only in the equation editor. If I create a new equation I can see the minus sign but not with older documents. I have shown an example as shown There should be a h (square) - 1, but the "-" is not showing. I have checked previous posts and I found that my cambria maths ...