Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you get the litte 3?
On Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 2:55:01 PM UTC-5, Caroline wrote:
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how
do you get the litte 3?
When I attempt ctrl+shift+plus it only changes my screen resolution. has this been changed or am I somehow using a different keyset?
On Thursday, 8 December 2016 18:13:14 UTC, good...@googleapps.wrdsb.ca wrote:
When I attempt ctrl+shift+plus it only changes my screen resolution. has this been changed or am I somehow using a different keyset?
same
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you get the litte 3?
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you get the litte 3?
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you get the litte 3?
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you get the little 3?
On Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 2:55:01 PM UTC-5, Caroline wrote:
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you
get the litte 3?
ctrl p also works
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you get the litte 3?
If you only need superscript 1, 2, or 3, you can find these numbers inTHANK YOU - you made my day as this is perfect answer!!!!!!
Insert Symbol, go to Latin-1 Supplement range (dropdown at the upper
right), and there they are. They should appear in almost any font
you're using. (A few fonts have a whole separate range called
"Superscripts and Subscripts" with the rest of the digits.)
The advantage over using the "Superscript" format is that they aren't miniaturized versions of the numbers, which look gray because the
lines get so thin, but they're drawn to look right with the letters
and numbers next to them. If you use them a lot, you can assign
keyboard shortcuts via the button at the bottom of Insert Symbol.
On Nov 3, 2:55 pm, Caroline <Carol...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you
get the litte 3?
On Tuesday, November 3, 2009 1:55:01 PM UTC-6, Caroline wrote:Thank you so much her method worked unlike others thx again :)
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do youfalse, it doesn't work.
get the litte 3?
in google docs, click format, superscript, and then type the number where you want.
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you get the little 3?
On Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 11:55:01 AM UTC-8, Caroline wrote:
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you
get the little 3?
Notice all these tips and nobody actually shows it done.
On Tuesday, January 3, 2023 at 2:49:19 AM UTC-5, Nikola Tesla wrote:section) . Directly underneath that you will see "categories," "symbols," and "arrows."
On Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 11:55:01 AM UTC-8, Caroline wrote:
Trying to put numbers into a table and want to put a cubed number how do you
get the little 3?
Notice all these tips and nobody actually shows it done.After 14 years I have finally done it.:
1. If you're specifically on google docs, go to "insert" on the top left area of your screen.
2. Click on where it says "symbol" underneath that with the horse shoe looking symbol to the left of it (same button, just a description to help it get noticed)
3. Click on that and it'll give you (in the center of your screen) a bunch of symbols on the lower left area, an area on the right where you can draw/type what you're looking for, and on the top left you will see "insert special characters" (title of
4. Click on the "symbols" option in the center and after a little scrolling you will see numbers.way they did it but Google changes things on their devices and websites constantly, so they most likely changed the formatting after they did it. This may be the same thing after I post this, if it is I'll try to remember to update this.
Note that the "arrows" will change to "decimals," that's another way to tell that you're on the same thing. Click on that and the little 3, 2, and 1 will be available right underneath the actual normal font numbers. Hoping this helps!
Note: can't find a way to insert a recording of this, if I could I would. Also I'd like to add that this is the most up-to-date version I have on my computer, and that it was the same for the other people in this thread. It probably worked for them the
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