Subscript and Superscript in MS-Word – 22’s Saving

What is Subscript in MS-Word?

Subscript means to make the selected letter or number smaller to the baseline, which is towards the right of any text or number/s to form a meaningful word, number or formula. The examples of Subscript are H₂O, NH_3, etc. To do this in a word, follow the steps given below.

1. Select the right part of text or number/s that you want
2. Afterwards, On the Home tab, in the Font group, click on the Subscript (X₂)
3. Now, your text or number changes as a Subscript.

Learn about Change Case in MS-Word. Click here to Read  >>

What is Superscript in MS-Word?

Superscript means to make the selected letter or number smaller to the power, which is to the right of any text or number/s to form a meaningful word, number or formula. Examples of Superscript are X², (a²+b²) =a²+b²+2ab, etc. To do this in a word, follow the steps given below.

1. Select the right part of text or number/s that you want
2. Afterwards, On the Home tab, in the Font group, click on the Superscript (X²)
3. Now, your text or number changes as a Superscript.

Other way to make the text as Subscript or Superscript in Word:

1. Go to the “Insert” tab
2. Click on the “Equation” tab in symbols group to open the equation tools design tab

1. Select one of the converts or structures that related to the subscript or superscript to expand the drop-down menu
2. Then select one of the subscript and superscript options that fit your need
3. Edit the field that 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.

Other Related Posts

Learn about Change Case in MS-Word. Click here to Read  >>

Changing Text Case in MS-Word: Change Case means changing the selected text from one case to another such as an Uppercase, Lowercase, Capitalize Each Word, Toggle Case or Sentence Case. Click here to Read  >>

Related Topics:

1. What is the Text/ Font Formatting in MS-Word
2. 6-Ways to Duplicate a Worksheet in MS-Excel:
3. 6-Ways to Insert New Worksheet In MS-Excel
4. Row Height and Column Width in Excel (Set in Several Ways).

FAQ: