Published on June 2, 2018 · Last Updated on July 7, 2022
Below is the complete list of Windows ALT Codes for Math Symbols: Bowtie Symbols, their corresponding HTML entity numeric character references, and when available, their corresponding HTML entity named character references, and Unicode code points.
If you are new to ALT codes and need detailed instructions on how to use ALT codes in your Microsoft Office documents such as Word, Excel & Powerpoint or applicable Microsoft Windows programs & applications, please read How to Use ALT Codes to Enter Special Characters.
| Symbol | ALT Code | ALT X Code | Symbol Name | HTML Entity DEC | HTML Entity HEX | HTML Entity Named | Unicode Code Point |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ⧑ | ALT 10705 | 29D1 ALT X | Bowtie with left half black | ⧑ | ⧑ | U+29D1 | |
| ⧒ | ALT 10706 | 29D2 ALT X | Bowtie with right half black | ⧒ | ⧒ | U+29D2 | |
| ⧓ | ALT 10707 | 29D3 ALT X | Black bowtie | ⧓ | ⧓ | U+29D3 | |
| ⧔ | ALT 10708 | 29D4 ALT X | Times with left half black | ⧔ | ⧔ | U+29D4 | |
| ⧕ | ALT 10709 | 29D5 ALT X | Times with right half black | ⧕ | ⧕ | U+29D5 | |
| ⧖ | ALT 10710 | 29D6 ALT X | White hourglass, vertical bowtie, white framus | ⧖ | ⧖ | U+29D6 | |
| ⧗ | ALT 10711 | 29D7 ALT X | Black hourglass | ⧗ | ⧗ | U+29D7 |
For more sets of math symbols, see ALT Codes for Math Symbols.
For the the complete list of the first 256 Windows ALT Codes, visit Windows ALT Codes for Special Characters & Symbols.
