How to type circle 1 in Word? Several convenient keyboard commands with circled number symbols

When we use WORD office documents, we often use numbers in circles. Generally, we can't type them directly on the keyboard. Of course, we can also select 1-10 circled by 0 through the "Symbol" in the "Insert" menu. For one thing, this is not convenient, and for another, what should we do if we need a larger number?

Here are several methods that we can use.

1. First, enter numbers in the document, click Start - Font - Circled Characters, set the style to "Increase Circle Number", select the circle number, and click OK.

2. Click Insert - Symbol - Other Symbols. In the open interface, set the font to "Normal Text", select "Alphanumeric with Bracket" for the subset, and click Insert.

3. What if the number is more than 20?

First, input the numbers with circles according to the first method above, then select them, press Shift+F9 to switch field codes, enter the numbers you want, such as "99", then select the circle, adjust the character size, click Start Font, open the font interface, click Advanced - Character Spacing - Position - Decrease, and the specific amount will be adjusted according to actual needs, Finally, press Shift+F9 to switch.