How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word

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Superscript

  1. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 1
    Select the text you want to turn into superscript. You can also place your cursor where you want to start typing superscript.
  2. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 2
    Enable superscript. Your highlighted text will be converted to superscript, or you can begin typing at the cursor's location to type in superscript. There are a few different ways that you can enable superscript:
    1. Click the button in the Font section of the Home tab.
    2. Click the Format menu, select Font and then check the "Superscript" box.
    3. Press Ctrl + Shift + equals.
  3. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 3
    Disable superscript. Once you're done using superscript, you can disable it by doing the same thing you did to enable it. This will return you to regular typing.
  4. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 4
    Clear any superscript or subscript. You can revert text to normal by selecting it and pressing Ctrl + Space.[1]
Part 2 of 2:

Subscript

  1. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 5
    Select the text that you want to turn into subscript. You can also click to place your cursor where you want to start typing subscript.
  2. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 6
    Enable subscript. Your highlighted text will be changed to subscript, or you can start typing in subscript at your cursor's location. There are several ways to enable subscript.
    1. Click the x₂ button in the Font group on the Home tab.[2]
    2. Click the Format menu and select Font. Check the "Subscript" box.
    3. Press Ctrl + equals.
  3. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 7
    Disable subscript. After you're done using subscript, disable it the same way you turned it on.
  4. How to Create Superscript and Subscript in MS Word Picture 8
    Clear any subscript or superscript. If you don't want text to be subscript or superscript anymore, you can select it all and press Ctrl + Space.
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