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#DOUBLE SUBSCRIPT LATEXIT HOW TO#

The superscript number or letter will now appear in the cell.

From the pop-up menu choose “Paste special” and then “Paste values only”.

Then Right-click on the cell you want to use the superscript text in.

After entering the correct CHAR-function with the numerical code you need, press enter and the superscript number or letter will appear in the cell.

Example: To write the superscript number 2 you will enter =CHAR(178) into the empty cell.

You will find these codes in the table below: Between the brackets you will need to enter a numerical code to access the number or letter you want to superscribe.

Click into an empty cell that you don’t want to use for your text or create an extra sheet for entering the functions.

To use superscript in Google Sheets, you will need to use the CHAR()-function: However, with our step-by-step explanation you should be able to superscribe in Google Sheets easily. Using superscript in Google Sheets is a little more complicated and you need to use a workaround to do so. In the top menu click on “Format”, then “Text” and then “Superscript”.

Select the text you want to superscribe by highlighting it.

Highlight the section you want to superscribe and press + to superscribe the chosen text.

In Google Docs, there are two ways to change numbers or letters into superscript. Subscript is also used for mathematical functions, chemical symbols and to indicate ordinal numbers. With this kind of format you can indicate footnotes or endnotes in academic writing or include trademark or copyright symbols in your text.

Superscript is a type of text formatting used to put numbers or letters above the regular text line.

#DOUBLE SUBSCRIPT LATEXIT HOW TO#

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