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How to combine a symbol and a formula
Hi everybody,
How can you combine a symbol and a formula into one? I have a coloured square (a symbol or a drawing) I want to put in front of a formula. I have tried combining with '&' but without luck. I does put the symbol in front but not as the square. It shows something that looks like a russian letter. any thoughts? best regards Heine |
How to combine a symbol and a formula
Formulas don't support this kind of character by character formatting.
Maybe you can just use two columns? Heine wrote: Hi everybody, How can you combine a symbol and a formula into one? I have a coloured square (a symbol or a drawing) I want to put in front of a formula. I have tried combining with '&' but without luck. I does put the symbol in front but not as the square. It shows something that looks like a russian letter. any thoughts? best regards Heine -- Dave Peterson |
How to combine a symbol and a formula
On Jun 26, 11:51 am, Heine wrote:
Hi everybody, How can you combine a symbol and a formula into one? I have a coloured square (a symbol or a drawing) I want to put in front of a formula. I have tried combining with '&' but without luck. I does put the symbol in front but not as the square. It shows something that looks like a russian letter. any thoughts? best regards Heine this works: =" "&formula then the space is made to fill in the drawing. |
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