Ways how to write Roman numerals in the "Word"

Each of us is accustomed to using Arabic numerals, since today they are most common. Roman used less often. But sometimes you have to remember them. For example, the century is still worth writing in Roman numerals. But unfortunately, not everyone knows how to do this.

What combinations do you need to type on the keyboard? In this article, we'll talk about how to write Roman numerals in the "Word" using various methods. In total, the article will present four options. It is recommended to read it to the end, which in the end will help determine which method is most convenient for you.

Using the keyboard

The first way, which we will consider, is considered the simplest and fastest. Roman numerals are entered directly by pressing certain keys. Let's now figure out how to write Roman numerals in the "Word" using the keyboard.

Knowing how to look Roman numerals is enough to understand how to enter them. The fact is that although there are no Roman numerals on the keyboard , there are Latin letters. They can be used instead of numbers. For example, if you want to put the Roman number "5", you can use the Latin letter "V", "10" - "X". So, if you need to write the twenty-first century, it will look like this: "XXI century".

The essence is clear, most importantly - do not forget to switch to the English keyboard layout and use SHIFT when writing numbers.

Using CTRL + F9

We figured out how to write Roman numerals in the "Word" using the Latin alphabet. But, as mentioned above, there are three more ways. We proceed to the next. It is that we will use the field code.

To call it, press CTRL + F9 - two curly braces appear. Between them you need to write the expression: "= [Number] \ * Roman", where instead of the variable "Number", enter the value using Arabic numerals. After you do this, press F9, and the number itself is converted to Roman numerals.

This method is perfect for those people who do not know how to correctly write Arabic numerals. In this case, you can enter large numbers, and their correct spelling is practically unknown.

This was the second answer to the question of how to write Roman numerals in the "Word". These two methods are among the most common and widely known. They are used everywhere, which can not be said about those that will be considered further.

Using a table with symbols

If you are asking questions: "Where are the Roman numerals in the Word?", Then for you there is an answer - in the symbol table. If you do not know how to open it, now we will talk about it.

Initially, go to the "Insert" tab, if you are not on it. Now in the toolbar you need to find the "Symbol" icon - click on it. A submenu appears in which there are some symbols, but to open a full table, click "Other Symbols ...".

Now you need to find the Latin alphabet. To make this faster, use the "Set" drop-down list. In it the very first line is the "main Latin". Choose it. Now from the list of characters, find "V", "X", "I", "L", "C" and "M". After selecting the desired one, click the "Insert" button, and the symbols appear in the document.

Using the ALT-code

Insert Roman numerals using a table with symbols for a long time. And in general, this method is no different from the very first. This requires more time. Now we'll look at a method using ALT code. With this function, you can quickly enter the desired number.

So, in order to do this, you need to know the code itself and how to embed it. About everything in order. Here are the codes of Roman numerals:

• 67 - C.
• 73 - I.
• 76 - L.
• 77 - M.
• 86 to V.
• 88 - X.

Knowing the code, you can quickly paste it into any line of the document. To do this, hold down the ALT key and, without releasing it, start entering the code of the desired Roman number. After you have entered it, release the ALT key - the Roman number will appear. Thus, you can enter not only the Roman numerals in the "Word" 2007, but also outside of this program. That is, anywhere.