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During work, many users frequently encounter font errors in Excel without knowing how to fix them. The main reason for these font errors is when you receive a file on a different computer that does not use the same font set as yours, resulting in font errors. To fix this issue, Mytour invites you to refer to the method of fixing font errors in Excel that we present below.
Guidance on fixing font errors in Excel, XLS files with font issues
Fixing Font Errors in Excel.
First, to fix font errors in Excel, you need to download the complete font set and update the latest Unikey version on your computer.
Download Full Font here: Full Font
Download Unikey here: Unikey Download
Step 1: Open the Excel file 2003, 2007, 2010, or Excel 2016 that needs to correct font errors, select the area where font errors occur, and then copy them (Ctrl + C ).
Step 2: Right-click on the Unikey icon in the toolbar below, select 'Tools,' or you can press the Ctrl + Shift + F6 key combination to open Unikey Toolkit.
Step 3: Here, you need to correctly identify the 'source font' and 'destination font' to fix the errors. You can also use Character Map to make changes, then press Convert.
Usually, if you switch from the .VNTime font to Times New Roman, you need to switch from TCVN 3(ABC) source to Unicode destination and vice versa.
Finally, open a new Excel file and Paste (Ctrl + V). Check the result, if not satisfactory, you can Character Map again to perform it again.
With the basic method provided above for fixing font errors in Excel, it is hoped that you can open data files with full fonts. Additionally, font errors in Word also frequently occur, not just in Excel. Interested readers can directly watch the following video for a more visual understanding and approach. Wishing you all success.
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