Just like you can superscript on the Google Docs web interface, you can also subscript. Here's how to do so: Step 1: Go to the Google Docs website and open the document you want to add a subscript to.

Place the cursor where you want the superscript or subscript symbol to appear in your document. 2. At the top of the screen, click the ribbon's "Insert" tab and then click "Symbol." 3.

To type in subscript, just press Ctrl + Equals sign [=] (PC) or Command + Equals sign [=] (Mac). Shayanne Gal/Insider Pressing this keyboard shortcut will turn on superscript or subscript mode.

Superscript and subscript in Google Sheets are text formatting styles that allow you to position text above (superscript) or below (subscript) the standard text line.

Applying the subscript and superscript font effect can be tedious if you do it often. After selecting the text, you click the Font group’s dialog launcher and check the appropriate effect.

Learn how to add superscript and subscript buttons to the toolbars in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel in both Office 2004 and 2008.

Is there any easy way to do simple subscript and superscript text in Apple (Cocoa?) apps? Specifically, TextEdit and Keynote, as the subject suggests. Currently, in order to do subscript, I have ...

Folks,<BR><BR>Finally got Keynote 2, and I like it. The feature I bought it for is support for including vector graphics, the lack of which in PowerPoint was driving me up the @#&$ wall.<BR><BR>So ...

Superscript and subscript. As with italics, bold, underlining and highlighting, superscript and subscript can't be added to documents based on a 'protected' template. If you need to use them, add a ...

Other AutoCorrect applications of superscript -- and subscript -- are the auto-formatting of common fractions like one-half and one-quarter. Select the text in PowerPoint that you want to change ...