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How do you show a representation of an exponent e.g. square metre
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Use superscript. Select the exponent and either use Ctrl-Shift-+ or use
Format-Font to apply superscript to the number. I hope this helps. Fred "slippery" wrote: How do you show a representation of an exponent e.g. square metre |
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On Sep 2, 11:05*am, Idaho Word Man wrote: Use superscript. *Select the exponent and either use Ctrl-Shift-+ or use Format-Font to apply superscript to the number. I hope this helps. Fred "slippery" wrote: How do you show a representation of an exponent e.g. square metre- |
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