24th October
2006
The new Ribbon user interface makes it easy to do things like superscript text in Word 2007. You no longer need to go searching through the Font dialog box to find the checkbox to do it.
On the ‘Home’ tab of the Ribbon, in the ‘Font’ group, you will find an ‘x’ with a ‘2′ in superscript beside it. Select the text you want to superscript, then click this button! Easy as that!
If you still can’t find it, here is a picture of where you can find superscript in the Ribbon.
tags: help, superscript, word 2007
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I want to ask a related question. Is it possible to find and replace “superscript” text only? I want to search for all my superscripted numbers in my paper, any way it can be done?
Hi Anil,
Sure is… go to your find dialog box (ctrl+f) and then hit the more button. Down the bottom hit format, then font. Select superscript in the dialog box.
Hit find next… and you will be picking up all the superscripted text in your document.
Cheers,
The New Paperclip