Writing degree sign on the microsoft word?

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To type the degree sign in Microsoft Word, users can access it by navigating to Insert -> Symbol. Another method involves typing the letter "o" and then converting it to superscript. These techniques provide a simple solution for including the degree symbol in documents related to temperature. The discussion highlights the need for effective formatting tools in word processing. Overall, these methods ensure accurate representation of temperature-related problems.
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please help!

i need to type up some problems that involve with temperature. i was wondering how do you the degree sign on the microsoft word? you know, the little circle? thanks!
 
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Try looking for insert->symbol.
 
What I do, is make a "o", then turn the "o" into a superscript.
 
ok. thanks for both your help!
 
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