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Hi,
Right now, the fastest way I've found to superscript part of text within a cell is a 5 step process. I'm looking for a faster way? The vast majority of times, the superscript will be the first or last letter of a cell (for footnoting), but there are also times when scientific compounds are seen in cells with superscripting or subscripting, so it's not always the first/last character. Here are the steps I currently use to do this: - Select the cell - Select the text in the formula bar that I need superscripted - Right click and select Format Cells - Select Superscript - Click OK What if I encapsulated that which I wanted superscripted or subscripted? For example, my text in a cell might read '[a]Group means are shown.' Then a worksheet event or some other macro could process everything within the brackets to superscript (or use {} for subscripting). I think something like that might work, wouldn't it? Would this be able to be done with a Worksheet.Change event? Thanks. Frank |
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