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How do I write CO2 in a formula so the number 2 is above the CO?
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How do I write CO2 in a formula so the number 2 is above the CO?
1. Enter CO2 in a cell.
2. Use your mouse to select just the "2" 3. Right click, choose Format Cells..., check Superscript 4. Determine why you want the 2 superscripted, when everyone else uses subscripts. -- Regards, Fred "Help writing chemical no. scripts" <Help writing chemical no. wrote in message ... |
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How do I write CO2 in a formula so the number 2 is above the CO?
It might not refer to carbon dioxide!
-- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Fred Smith" wrote in message ... 1. Enter CO2 in a cell. 2. Use your mouse to select just the "2" 3. Right click, choose Format Cells..., check Superscript 4. Determine why you want the 2 superscripted, when everyone else uses subscripts. -- Regards, Fred "Help writing chemical no. scripts" <Help writing chemical no. wrote in message ... |
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