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How do I enter postccripts in an Exce, such as for powers of a nu
I need to add a postscript number, such as the power of a number, in either
Word or Exell How can I do this. . . |
How do I enter postccripts in an Exce, such as for powers of a nu
Suppose you want 10^2 in cell A1
First, format cell as TEXT (applying super/subscript only works on TEXT) Type 10 then right click and select Format CellsSuperscriptOK, type in the 2 then hit ENTER. Kind of a pita, but that's how it's done. Biff "Odiesdad" wrote in message ... I need to add a postscript number, such as the power of a number, in either Word or Exell How can I do this. . . |
How do I enter postccripts in an Exce, such as for powers of a nu
It should be noted that this will work only with cells containing static,
literal values. There is no way to do this if the cell has a formula. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Suppose you want 10^2 in cell A1 First, format cell as TEXT (applying super/subscript only works on TEXT) Type 10 then right click and select Format CellsSuperscriptOK, type in the 2 then hit ENTER. Kind of a pita, but that's how it's done. Biff "Odiesdad" wrote in message ... I need to add a postscript number, such as the power of a number, in either Word or Exell How can I do this. . . |
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