the same way as in Word, for example, when typing CO2, it will automatically
change to CO(subscript)2

I know how to do that with symbol in AutoCorrect fuction, but no idea with
subscript...

anybody?

Also, I'm aware of the J-Walk add-in.. but you'd have to select and change
one cell at a time which is not very convenient for me because I have
equations x1+ x2 + x3 ... etc. throughout the worksheet...

The only way to do it is to select the 2 in CO2 then
Format Cells then checkmark Subscripts.

When you select the cell, do not use the address bar. You
have to double-click the cell and highlight the number
only then format it as subscript. You can change its font
size and color too.

Do not tell anyone. This is a secret worth thousands of
dollars.



- mark

How about select the number then change the fon
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the same way as in Word, for example, when typing CO2, it
will automatically
change to CO(subscript)2

I know how to do that with symbol in AutoCorrect fuction,
but no idea with
subscript...

anybody?
.

There's no macro you can use.

When you're typing in a cell (or the formula bar), no meaningful macro can be
running.

If your strings were always the same format, you could have a macro run that
parses your string, picks out the characters that should be
superscripted/subscripted and puts it back.

But I think you'd need to say what the rules are for parsing the string.



kt wrote:

Also, I'm aware of the J-Walk add-in.. but you'd have to select and change
one cell at a time which is not very convenient for me because I have
equations x1+ x2 + x3 ... etc. throughout the worksheet...

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Dave Peterson