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Default Subscripts and superscripts

I believe that a limitation to macro recording within Excel disables a user
from ending a macro recording when a menu is open.

I know there are no keyboard shortcuts for subscripts and superscripts
within Excel, as there are for Word.

As an attempt to work around the limitations, I began a macro and oped the
Format Cells dialogue box, and displayed the tab that shows the supscript and
superscript commands. I attempted to stop the macro but could not because the
menu was open.

Does anyone have a way to get around this, or have a macro/program that will
allow a user to create a keyboard shortcut for subscripts and superscripts?

I rely on these two commands heavily for work and it is a constant nag to
have to open and close the menu.

Thanks in advance for anyone's help.

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