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In Excel, UNICHAR is a function that returns the Unicode character for a given number. It is used to retrieve characters based on their Unicode code point (the number that represents a character in the Unicode standard).

Syntax:

=UNICHAR(number)

number: This is the numeric Unicode value of the character you want to retrieve. The value must be between 0 and 1,114,111 (decimal).


Example Usage:

1. Example 1: If you want to get the character corresponding to the Unicode code point 65 (which is the letter "A"):

=UNICHAR(65)

This will return the letter "A".


2. Example 2: To get the smiley face character (Unicode code point 128512):

=UNICHAR(128512)

This will return the 🙂 emoji.


3. Example 3: If you input a code like 9786 (Unicode for a happy face symbol):

=UNICHAR(9786)

This will return the ☺ symbol.



Notes:

The UNICHAR function is available in Excel 2013 and later versions.

It allows you to insert special characters, symbols, or emojis that are not easily accessible from the standard keyboard.

If the number is outside the valid Unicode range, the function will return an error (#VALUE!).


This function is helpful for inserting characters from different languages, special symbols, and emojis into your Excel spreadsheets.