And if you need both, you could either try an eq field:
{ eq \a(235,92)}U
(format the numbers in a smaller font size)
or the Equation Editor (second row, third item on the Equation Editor =
toolbar).

Regards,
Klaus



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Use these shortcuts to change the format to subscript or superscript:
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Ctrl and the =3D key for subscript.
Ctrl and the + key (that is, Ctrl and Shift and =3D) for superscript.
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