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How to write a symbol something like that?
How to write a symbol something like that?
Sometimes I will simply enter A47 (or A74) with the 4 formatted to superscript and the 7 formatted to subscript and see if that looks good enough. Other times I will use the Insert equation command to bring up the Equation Editor and use that to build the A with both a superscript 4 and subscript 7. https://support.office.com/en-us/art...3-c7dea24fdf3f
Originally Posted by shg
There is no Microsoft Equation Editor at "Insert - Text - Object"
Look on the INSERT ribbon - it's over on the right above SYMBOL.
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I found a solution;
1) Press "CTRL + F9"
2) Type "eq \a(4,7)"
3) Press "F9"
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