Subscripting in the numerator/ denominator of an inserted fraction

[ravi]

When trying to create an equation, having a numerator and denominator, I
inseted a fraction.

When I edit the numerator, the subscript/super script is greyed out.

Ex. I want to create a formula:

(AxBy)/(Cz)

where the x, y, z are subscripts.

Any ideas/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Ms-Exl-Learner]

Try this…

Select your data and apply the below keys.

Cntrl+Shift+= will do Superscript
Cntrl+Shift++ will do Subscript

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[Ms-Exl-Learner]

Select your data and apply the below keys.

Cntrl+Shift+= will do Superscript
Cntrl++ will do Subscript

If this post helps, Click Yes

 

[Yves Dhondt]

Assuming you use the Word 2007 equation editor:
1) "Insert" tab -> "Equation"
2) put your mouse in the equation field and select the type of fraction
you want from under the "Fraction" button
3) put your mouse in the nominator or denominator and then select the
appropriate item from under the "Script" button

Second option:
1) "Insert" tab -> "Equation"
2) right click inside your equation and choose "Linear"
3) you can now insert subscripts as "_" (so type "(A_x B_y)/C_z")
4) right click inside your equation and choose "Professional"

Yves

 

[ravi]

Inserting the fraction template, and then adding numeric or text input into
the numerator or denominator, was never a problem.

The problem is that when I enter/edit text in the numerator, and want to use
sub/super scripting, the button is greyed out.