keyboard shortcut for subscript mac on google docs

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Superscript lets you type characters that appear slightly above the current line of text.

It is used when displaying exponents in mathematical expressions, footnote citations, and temperatures.

Incorporating superscript text in your Microsoft Word documents can be done by taking the following steps.

Formatting superscript text is faster than using the keyboard shortcut for a degree symbol.

Open the document in which you would like to add superscript text or create a new document.

Type in your text as you would normally, with no special formatting applied.

For example, to depict a formula that begins with the letter x squared, type x2.

Select the text you want to appear as superscript, so it becomes highlighted.

On Windows and Mac, go to the Home tab and select the Superscript button, located in the Font section of the Word toolbar and represented by the letter x and a raised number 2.

Your selected characters appear in superscript format, such as x 2.

Select the More Font Options button, which looks like three dots.

The selected characters appear in superscript format, such as x 2.

Keyboard Shortcut For Subscript Mac On Google Docs