how to add superscript and subscript in google docs?

To superscript or subscript in Google Docs, you need to use the Control (Command) key and the up or down arrow keys.

To subscript a word in Google Docs, you need to use the “subscript” command.

The superscript button is located in the upper right-hand corner of a Google Doc.

To superscript text in a Google Doc, use the Ctrl+Shift+Up arrow key sequence.

To make a subscript on Google keyboard, you first need to open the keyboard and press “?”. Then, you will see a menu with three options: “subscript”, “superscript”, and “text size”. You can select one of these options to change the font size.

To type a subscript, hold down the control key and type a number above the letter you want to subscript.

To make a small 2 for h2o on Google Docs, you can use the shortcut Ctrl+2.

Superscript is a feature of Microsoft Office that makes text larger. Google Docs doesn’t support this feature.

There are a few ways to subscript in Google Docs:
Use the “subscript” command in the editing toolbar:
Use the “superscript” command:
Use the “subscript” and “superscript” buttons on the keyboard:
Use the “subscript” and “multiply” buttons on the keyboard:
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You can use the \textsubscript and \textsuperscript commands.

To make a lower exponent in Google Docs, you can use the Exponents tool in the Tools menu.

To subscript in Google Docs on a Mac, first select the text you want to subscript and hold down the Option key (⌘) and click the Subscript button ( ).

There are a few ways to add exponents in Google Docs on a Mac. One way is to use the built-in exponent function. Another way is to use the Google Sheets app, which has a more comprehensive exponent function.

You can use the \textsubscript and \textsuperscript commands.

To type a superscript on a Mac keyboard, hold down the Option key and type a number above the number you want to superscript. For example, if you want to superscript 3, you would hold down Option and type 3.