How do I write 2 as subscript in CO2? in MS

[thutok]

[Anne Troy]

Select the 2. Hit Format-->Font and choose subscript.
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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Select the 2 and press Ctrl+=.
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[Tom Ferguson]

The method of subscripting the 2 in the carbon dioxide chemical formula
decreases the size of the 2 in addition to dripping it relative to the
font baseline. If you do not want the point size reduced, there are at
least two other options:

1. Use Equation editor or

2. Use the lower baseline command.

If you want more details about these methods, let us know.

Tom
MSMVP
Windows Shell/User


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[Luc]

Thutok,
For yet another solution, add a superscript subscript button to your
formatting toolbar, to do that click on the tiny little arrow at the end of
the toolbar (toolbar options), choose format and add/delete buttons, click
next to superscript and subscript, two buttons will be added. Now select
your text and click on the appropriate button.
Luc
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