Select the superscript or subscript text you want to change the position of.Navigate to the ‘ Home’ tab in PowerPoint.You might want to adjust the position of your superscripts and subscripts on your PowerPoint slides, for example if you are using a non-standard font or if you are setting up an infographic. Close the window and your superscript symbol will be on the slide 🙂Īdjust the position of superscripts and subscripts.In the ‘ Symbol‘ dialog box, in the ‘ Subset‘ drop-down list, select ‘ Superscripts and subscripts‘.In the ‘ Symbol‘ dialog box, select (normal text) in the ‘ Font‘ drop-down list.Click on the slide where you want to insert the symbol.
Navigate to the ‘ Insert‘ tab in PowerPoint.This can be done with a few clicks in PowerPoint: You might need to add a superscript or subscript symbol to your slide, for instance a trademark ™ symbol or a symbol for distinguishing between author † affiliations ‡ in a scientific manuscript. How to add a superscript or subscript symbol to your slide In the ‘ Font‘ tab under ‘ Effects’ click the ‘ Superscript‘ or ‘ Subscript‘ check box.
Click the ‘ Font Dialog Box Launcher‘ – it’s the little arrow in the bottom right corner. Find the ‘Font‘ group – this is where you also adjust text size. Select the text or character you want to superscript or subscript. Navigate to the ‘ Home‘ tab in PowerPoint. In PowerPoint, you can manually format text as superscript or subscript if you do not want to use the keyboard shortcuts. How to manually set superscript and subscript in PowerPoint In Denmark, the combination to use is:Īgain, you should press both keys simultaneously for the shortcut to work. In this case, you should press the button which is where the equal sign (=) is located on a US keyboard (yes, I know, this is annoying!). If you find that the ‘ Subscript‘ shortcut does not work, chances are that you are using a non-US keyboard. You should press both ‘Ctrl’ and ‘=’ (the equal sign) at the same time – and (although counterintuitive) you should not press shift. You should press both ‘Ctrl’, ‘Shift’ and ‘+’ (the plus sign) at the same time for this to work. Superscript shortcut: ‘Ctrl’ – ‘Shift’ – ‘+’ Just select the text you want to make superscript or subscript and use these shortcuts: Therefore, I often use keyboard shortcuts. The menu for ‘ Superscript‘ and ‘ Subscript‘ in PowerPoint takes a few clicks to access. Shortcuts for superscript and subscript in PowerPoint As a teacher at the university, I often need to write a chemical or mathematical formula in PowerPoint, but access to the ‘ Superscript‘ and ‘ Subscript‘ functions is a bit tricky.
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