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I want to type the Indian Rupee Symbol. So I went to System Settings >> Keyboard Layout and clicked on the Options button. Under the Adding Currency signs to keys sections, I checked the Rupee on 4 option.

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Later when I opened the Layout Chart of the Keyboard there was Rupee sign in the 4 key but I do not know how to type the symbol. What combination of the keys will type the Rupee symbol on the screen?

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TheLoneKing
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Just press Alt R+4 like in below image:

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See also this answer.

Note: You need to change your keyboard setting to English (India, with rupee sign) as default for this to work.

Radu Rădeanu
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The other way is to use the following combination on any keyboard ctrl+shift+u then type 20b9 then spacebar This will add the rupee symbol.

ravery
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Ubuntuser
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IN ubuntu 14.04 LTS to get rupee sign (₹) follow the steps

  1. click on symbol En
  2. select text entry
  3. click on + sign
  4. double-click english(India ,with rupee sign)
  5. close it
  6. again click on symbol En
  7. select english(India ,with rupee sign)
  8. to type rupee sign press right Alt + 4
Elder Geek
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Hari V
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For using rupee symbol () go to insert → then symbol → then select rupee symbol → then go to shortcut key → there you put new shortcut key as (Alt+4) → then assign. After that you may use this symbol by Alt+4 from next time.

Danatela
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Ravi
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For 16.04 LTS

It is right side ALT + 4 while using English (India, with rupee sign ) keyboard layout.

Simply type " Text Entry " in dash and you will be able to select/add keyboard layouts. This works in 16.04 LTS.

user227495
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  1. Add English(India, with Rupee sign) layout in Keyboard settings.
  2. Select this layout in the applet on the panel.
  3. Use alt gr+4, if your keyboard has ₹ symbol on 4.
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When you are creating an Homepage and you need the currency as Indian Rupee, then you need the charset-iso-code as UTF-8 AS follows in HTML :

I will display Indian Rupee with ₨

8360 is the reserved number in HTML for Indian Rupee.

dschinn1001
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