The above formula simple takes the cell reference of the cell that has the item and adds the bullet point (using the CHAR function) and a space character. The below formula will give you the same list with a bullet point before each item. While you can do this manually, using the CHAR formula will be the more efficient way in this example. The benefit of using a formula is that you can combine it with other text or formulas.įor example, suppose you have a list of grocery items and shown below and you want to convert it into a bulleted list. The following formula will give you a bullet point as a result: =CHAR(8826) You can also use a formula to insert a bullet point in Google Sheets.īullet Points have a specific Unicode number that you can use in the CHAR formula to get a bullet point as the result. Now you can use the shortcut to insert the bullet point (ALT + 7) This will take you to a new line in the same cell. To get a line break, place the cursor where you want the line break and then use the keyboard shortcut ALT + Enter (hold the ALT key and then press the Enter key). If you want to have multiple bullet points in the same cell but in different lines, you need to insert a line break and then use this shortcut to insert the bullet points. The above steps would instantly insert a bullet point where you placed the cursor. Hold the ALT key and press the number 7 on the numeric keypad.Get into the edit mode (by pressing the F2 key, or by double-clicking on the cell).Select a cell in which you want to insert the bullet point.Here are the steps to use a keyboard shortcut to insert bullets in a cell in Google Sheets: In case you don’t, use any of the two methods covered later in this tutorial. Note that this method works only when you have a numeric keypad.
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