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Is there a "n/a" symbol in unicode?

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Is there an unicode symbol for "n/a"? There are some fractions like ½, but a n/a symbol seems to be missing.

If there is none, what would be the most appropriate unicode symbol to use for n/a in a website (which should be contained in common fonts, to avoid needing a webfont)?

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allo Avatar asked Feb 19 '14 22:02

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Looking at the Unicode code charts, I do not see a single N/A symbol. I do, however, see (U+207F) and (U+2090), which you could separate with / (U+002F) eg: ⁿ/ₐ, or ̷ (U+0337), eg: ⁿ̷ₐ, or ̸ (U+0338), eg: ⁿ̸ₐ. Probably not what you are hoping for, though. And I don't know if "common" fonts implement them, either.

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Remy Lebeau Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 19:09

Remy Lebeau