Most of us write using numbers and letters with simple formatting features to keep things simple for the reader to understand. But when it comes to writing science or maths, a standard toolbox of italics, bolds, and underlining formatting tools becomes essential. And, most word processors offer this set of features on their default toolbars. In this blog, we will teach you all about how you can superscript in Google docs using the ribbon menu.
Even though subscripts and superscripts are not very popular outside the academic writing realm, these characters are provided by most word processors out there. Whether it is Microsoft Word or Google Docs, they are available as easy-to-use features on the default toolbar. And, learning a few of the best ways and shortcuts about how to use features such as superscript in Google docs can help you speed up things.
There are several times when some words in documents will require small-sized letters on top, i.e., superscript, or small-sized letters below, i.e., subscript, the text. Especially in the case of chemical formulas, mathematical texts, or dates.
Follow the step-by-step instructions mentioned below in order to superscript in Google Docs!
There might be times when you may need to use superscript like when writing a maths formula. There are many ways in Google docs by which you can do superscript.
Here are some steps you can follow to use superscript in Google Docs:
Steps on how to superscript in Google Docs
- Go to Google Docs
- Now, select the part you want to superscript in your document.
- Now, in the menu bar, navigate to Format > text > Superscript
- Now click on superscript and you will see that the selected text has been changed to superscript:
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