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I'm using QGIS 3.23-Bonn on a Win 7 machine. I'm trying to add the "inch" symbol to a label, but can't figure it out. I've tried using (Diameter) || '\' " but it doesn't work. However for length in feet this works (Shape_Length,0)||'\" || '\n' || Diameter. This displays two labels, stacked. One is in feet and one is in inches. All I need for another one is "inches".

Andy
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Ray Duncan
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  • If you only need the symbol, you enter ...||' "'. Somehow your description sounds more complex. – Erik Oct 11 '18 at 15:06

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As @Erik pointed out, you only need to include a double quote character inside single quotes. Use the double pipe (concatenate) operator to append the double quote onto the end of your diameter value.

In the example below, I have DIAM || '"'. enter image description here

Andy
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