Insert and edit mathematical expressions in Word

Introduce how to insert and edit mathematical expressions in Word. Step 1: Go to Insert - Text - Equation tab - select the mathematical expression to create.

The following article introduces you in detail how to insert and edit mathematical expressions in Word.

Step 1: On the card Insert -> Text -> Equation -> choose to create mathematical expressions:

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Step 2: After selecting the formula type is displayed on the editing screen:

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Step 3: Proceed to modify the formula to your liking:

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Step 4: In case you want to create a formula that is not in the default style that Excel supports available -> click on Insert New Equation:

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Step 5: Click on the Design tab -> select Structures -> select the value types, for example choose the fraction type select Fraction -> choose the type of fraction you want to create:

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- Or you can choose the square root type of a certain value -> click Radical -> choose the square root appropriate to your formula:

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- There are many other types of formulas you can choose in Structures.

- After entering the values ​​of the formula, the results are:

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Above is a detailed guide on how to insert and edit mathematical expressions in Word.

Good luck!

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