How to subscript and superscript in Word (shortcut, input tips and complete examples)
You can add superscripts and subscripts to letters and words in Word. There are two ways to add, use a shortcut key or command, respectively. In addition, you can add superscripts and subscripts to them at the same time, but Word does not provide the feature to add directly, and you need to borrow formulas to achieve it. The following are the specific ways to add them.
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0:00 How to superscript in Word?
0:34 Take a complete example and share input tips.
1:11 Method two: Use command
1:29 How to do subscript in Word using shortcut?
1:46 As another example, take the example of entering a simple sum formula for the first n terms.
2:38 How to do subscript in Word using command?
2:53 How to subscript and superscript in Word?
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How to subscript and superscript in Word (shortcut, input tips and complete examples)
One. How to superscript in Word?
(1) Use shortcut keys
1. We enter ms, select s, and press Ctrl + Shift + + at the same time, then s is taken as a superscript for m.
2. Give a complete example and share input skills.
A. If you enter the Pythagorean theorem. Enter a, press Ctrl + Shift + + at the same time, the cursor is moved to the upper right corner of a, enter 2, then a square is entered.
Note: Move the cursor to the upper right corner of a, after entering 2, the cursor will not move down, whether you click with the mouse or move to the right arrow key can not move down, and then press Ctrl + Shift + +, the cursor will move down.
B. Enter b squared and c squared in the same way, and neither b nor c is turned to uppercase.
(2) With command
Suppose you want to enter y-squared. Enter y2, check 2, click the X-squared icon in the "Home" tab, and 2 is moved to the upper right corner of y.
Two. How to do subscript in Word?
(1) Use shortcut keys
1. Enter a and 1, select 1, press Ctrl + =, 1 is moved to the lower right corner of a.
2. Take an example and enter a simple sum formula for the first n terms as an example.
A. Enter s, press Ctrl + =, enter n,n as the subscript of s.
B. Then press Ctrl + =, move the cursor up, and type = x1 + x2 + x3 + ... + xn, which avoids pressing the key combination twice for each x entered.
C. Select 1, press Ctrl + =, and 1 is moved to the subscript of x. In the same way, 2, 3, and n are also moved to subscripts.
(2) With commands
Click the X with 2 subscripts icon, you can also insert a subscript, you can try it yourself.
Three. How to subscript and superscript in Word?
1. Word does not provide a separate feature of adding superscripts and subscripts at the same time, so to meet this requirement, you need to borrow "formulas". Press Alt + = at the same time, insert a formula input box and automatically switch to the "Design" tab, click "Script", select Subscript - Superscript.
2. A "subscript - superscript" is inserted into the formula input box, click the black dotted box in the middle to select it, enter a, click the subscript dotted box to select it, enter 1, and enter 2 in the same way.
3. Click the "Down Arrow" in the lower right corner of the "Formula Box", and then select "Justification → Left".
4. In this way, the text with superscript and subscript is left aligned, and the cursor is not inserted into the formula box, and the formula box will not be displayed.
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