It could be in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or even in your web browser where you can enter some text.

To begin, open the document in which you want to type the ‘a with accent’.

The following is a step-by-step guide for typing any of these ‘a accented letters’ using the alt codes listed in the table above. The table below contains all of the alt codes for each of the ‘a’ with accent letters – both lowercase and uppercase (i.e. If your keyboard doesn’t have this separate numeric keypad, check the next options which also teaches how to get these characters. However, this method necessitates the use of the numeric keypad with the Num Lock function activated. For example, Alt+0224 represents à (a with the grave), Alt+0225 represents á (a with acute), Alt+0226 represents â (a with Circumflex), Alt+0227 represents ã (a with a tilde), Alt+0228 represents ä (a with an umlaut) and Alt+0229 represents å (a with a circle on top).Īnd to type uppercase “a with Accents” on top, use Alt+0192 for À, Alt+0193 for Á, Alt+0194 for Â, Alt+0195 for Ã, Alt+0196 for Ä, and Alt+0197 for Å.

To type the letter ‘a’ with an accent on a Windows keyboard, hold down the alt key and then type the alt code for that letter. Option 1: Type A with Accent using Alt Code (for windows only) Option 5: insert A with Accent in PowerPoint.Option 4: insert A with Accent in Excel.Option 2: How to Type A with Accent on Mac (Shortcut).

Option 1: Type A with Accent using Alt Code (for windows only).

Lowercase e with tilde