How to Subscript and Superscript in MS-Word – 22

A subscript is the shorting of a chosen letter or number to the right of the baseline to form a meaningful word, number, or formula. Examples: H₂O, NH_3, etc.

A superscript is the shorting of a chosen letter or number to the right of the power to form a meaningful word, number, or formula. Examples: X², (a²+b²) =a²+b²+2ab, etc. To do this in a word, follow the steps given below.

Subscribing a Word or Number/s:

Type text and select any right or middle number or text you want to subscript

Afterwards, go to the Home tab in the Font group,

Then click on the Subscript (X₂)

Now your text or number will be Subscripted as in the screenshot below.

Superscripting a Word or Number/s

Type text and select any right or middle number or text you want to superscript

Afterwards, go to the Home tab in the Font group,

Then click on the Superscript(X²)

Now your text or number will be Subscripted as in the screenshot below.

Another way to make the Scripts in Word:

Go to the “Insert” tab

Click on the “Equation” tab in the symbols group to launch the equation tools design tab

Select one of the converts or structures to expand the drop-down menu

Then select one of the scripts that fit your need

Edit the field that is inserted in your Word document (Type the text or numeric data that may be formula or other things in your word document). That’s it. Now your equations have been successfully made as you choose.