GlyphIndexSecond note
Display total‡ ‡ Includes the two optional sample rows.
The original note explains what the marker qualifies.
Double dagger
The double dagger ‡ can distinguish another footnote from one marked †. Keep the marker and its explanation together when copying a table.
DOUBLE DAGGER
Appearance can vary by font.
Character details
♡→✦
3 code pointsMeaning and context
The double dagger ‡ can distinguish another footnote from one marked †. Keep the marker and its explanation together when copying a table.
How to use it
Keep the matching note close enough to find, and avoid introducing several similar symbols in a dense table. Actual linked footnotes are preferable on the web.
Examples
Two markers
† Rounded value ‡ Optional rows included
Separate descriptions prevent the marks from becoming unexplained decoration.
Similar shapes, different characters
Dagger
U+2020The single dagger is separately encoded.
DetailsTwo plus signs
U+002B U+002BTwo U+002B characters are not a double dagger.
Sources and method
- Unicode 18.0.0 character database — Pinned standard character identities and properties; the application computes UTF encodings from the original text.
- Unicode character code charts — Reference glyphs are not a guarantee of the appearance in a user’s font.