MICROSOFT WORD EQUATION TALL PARENTHESES CODE
Places elements as superscript or subscript charactersĮach \s code can have one or more elements separate the elements with commas You can use the following options to modify the \o switch.Ĭhanges the symbol to a capital pi and creates a productĭraws a radical using one or two elements.ĭraws the right bracket using the character cĭraws a border to the right of the element Options align the boxes on top of one another Overstrike: - Places each successive element on top of the previous oneĮach character is printed within an invisible character box Underlines the space up to the next character List - Uses any number of elements to create a list of values separated by commas or semicolons, so that you can specify multiple elements as a single element.ĭraws the left bracket using the character cĭraws a border to the left of the element You can use the following options to modify the \i switch.Ĭreates the inline format with the limits displayed to the right of the symbol instead of above and below it
The first element is the lower limit, the second is the upper limit, and the third is the integrand Substitutes a fixed-height character specified by c for the symbolĪdds n points of horizontal spacing between columnsĬreates an integral, using the specified symbol or default symbol and three elements Moves a single element below the adjacent text by the number of points specified by n If you double-click an EQ field, Microsoft Word converts the field to an embedded Equation Editor object.Īdds space above a line in a paragraph by the number of points specified by nĭraws both bracket characters using the character specified for cĪrrays elements in n columns (the default is 1)Īdds space below a line in a paragraph by the number of points specified by n However, you can use the EQ field if you have not installed Equation Editor or if you want to write inline equations.
Equation Editor is the recommended tool for creating equations.
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