This is available for both Windows PC and Mac. We have very simple keyboard shortcuts for adding Superscript and Subscript in Google docs. We first click on 1 & then 0 to the subscript to log as shown in the screenshot below: Keyboard Shortcuts for adding Superscript and Subscript in Google Docs Since we need to add (10) as a subscript. Step 3: In the final step, we can see a small character box containing digits, alphabets, and symbols. Then you should see three dropdowns, and under the Arrows drop-down menu, click on the Subscript option just as illustrated in the image below: Step 2: if you see only one drop-down option, click on the drop-down and select categories. Just as in previous steps, click on Insert from Google docs main menu bar, then from the submenu, click on Special Characters just as indicated in the image below and marked as and, respectively. So for this example, we plan to add 10 as a subscript to the word log to express Logarithm to the base 10. Step 1: All the steps are similar to how we added Superscript in Google docs using the insert option. You should then see the 3 added as a superscript to a marked as in the screenshot below: Add Subscript in Google docs using Insert option In this case, we are interested in adding digit 3 as superscript, so we select 3 as indicated in the image below marked as to insert superscript in Google docs. Step 4: After selecting the superscript option (marked as ), you should see a small box containing alphabets, symbols & digits. Click on the Superscript option as illustrated in the screenshot below: Click on the arrows dropdown, and you should see another sub-menu. Step 3: After you select the categories option, you will see the 3 dropdown options button (categories, symbol, arrows). Click on the drop-down and select categories as shown in the image below: Step 2: Now, you should see the insert Special characters dialog box if the categories option is not pre-selected. So we first type in the letter a then click on the Insert option from the Google docs main menu, then click on the Special Characters from the drop-down menu indicated as in the image below: Step 1: In this example for this writing, we will create a simple text as a to the power of 3. Repeating the same procedure for other text objects highlighted in red, you should be able to correctly format the chemical equation as shown in the image below: Method 2: Add Superscript and Subscript in Google docs using Insert option Add Superscript in Google docs using Insert option On the following third sub-menu, click on the Subscript option indicated as in the image below. Then click on the text option in the submenu marked as in the image. Step 1: We first select the highlighted text in red, then click on the Format option. Just as in the previous procedure, we will format the text highlighted in red as shown in the image below to subscripts in google docs using the Format option. You should be able to achieve the Superscript in Google docs just as the image below: Add Subscript in Google Docs using the Format optionĪdding a subscript to your google docs document follows the same approach as adding superscripts in google docs that we have just learned above. Finally, select the Superscript option marked in the image below:įollow and repeat the procedure in step 2, for Example 2 and Example 3.
Click on the first option text as marked in. Step 2: Selecting the text that you want to Superscript in Google docs, as shown in the image below marked as, click on the Format option from the menu bar as indicated in. So looking at the examples in the image we can be sure that the items marked red need to be formatted as Superscript. Step 1: In the image below, a sample Google doc with three examples a date, a math equation & a chemistry equation. This can be done using the format option from the Google docs main toolbar. This applies if you already have text typed in and would like to format the text correctly, such as the dates(adding th), chemical formulas, or mathematical formulas.
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How to Add Superscript and Subscript in Google Docs Add Superscript in Google Docs using the Format option
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