Say I have a function of x, say f(x). Lets say f(x)=c^(x) where c is a constant. I know how to get this x in superscript in excel by going to font and highlighting x, pressing ctr+1, and checking superscript. But say that f(X)=c^[(x+1)^d] where c and d are constants. I could highlight [(x+1)^d] and check superscript. How do I get another superscript so that d appears above (x+1) as a superscript?
Do you mean like this?
DblSuperScript.gif
I did this using the Insert Equation tools on the ribbon. I don't think you can actually use this to calculate anything on the sheet though.
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As described by Danerida, yes you cant do double superscript in excel cell
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Ok thanks guys.
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