Type double circled digits in Word, Excel and more
Insert digits with double circles from ⓵ to ⓽ in Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, Outlook etc. Use them as an alternative way to number a list like this …

Double Circled digits in different fonts
Only two common Office fonts have double circled digits Segoe UI Symbol and Calibri. Here’s how the symbols look in both fonts plus the Unicode Hex value to easily find or insert them.

Double circled digit symbol codes
These are the important code numbers or values you’ll need to enter the double circled digit symbols. The hex value (e.g. 24F5
) lets you insert or find each symbol quickly.
Use the Alt + X shortcut in Word for Windows, for example type 24F5
then Alt + X
to type ⓵
Double Circled Digit – One
⓵ 24F5
Double Circled Digit – Two
⓶ 24F6
Double Circled Digit – Three
⓷ 24F7
Double Circled Digit – Four
⓸ 24F8
Double Circled Digit – Five
⓹ 24F9
Double Circled Digit – Six
⓺ 24FA
Double Circled Digit – Seven
⓻ 24FB
Double Circled Digit – Eight
⓼ 24FC
Double Circled Digit – Nine
⓽ 24FD
Quick access for commonly used symbols.
If you use a symbol often, a fast way to enter it is AutoCorrect.
Once in a document you can copy it to AutoCorrect and make your own shortcut.
Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
Go to Insert | Symbols | Symbol then type in the Hex value from the above list.
Windows Emoji Panel
The current Windows Emoji Panel (Windows 10 and 11) doesn’t have the double circled digit symbols!
MacOS and Office for Mac inserting characters
On a Mac, to enter the Male, Female or combo symbol:
- Command + Control + Spacebar shortcut to open the Character Viewer.
- Search for “ double circled ’” and the Viewer should find the symbol you need.
Despite the name Character Viewer, the Apple system tool will also insert characters into any program, including Office for Mac.
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