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WHen writing equation how to use subscript
I am writing an equation in word. I want to write a letter and near it a subscripted letter near it, at a fraction
for example: 2 / Dc I want to write c as a subscript. When I am in euqtion writing mode, it is not letting me do that. How can i make c as a subscript? I also tried writing Dc as c subscripted in normal writing and then inserting by pasting in fraction but it didnt work |
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In the equation editor of Word 2007 you can use underscore to create subscript (and you can use ^ to create superscript). After you have entered (say) x_y in an equation, click the arrow on the right and choose Professional from the menu.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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ok thanks but i did what you said, and when i clicked on the arrow on the right profesional appeared, and after i clicked on professional nothing happened
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It should definitely work.
However, a similar question showed up in the Word forum of the Microsoft Community recently, and it appears that the location where you enter x_y (etc.) makes a difference. Could you post a screen shot of your entire equation?
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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ok yes it worked sorry i didnt fully did what you told previously from what i realize now
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