Hi Admin,
You didn't mention the version of Word. In Word 2007 create an equation using Alt= on the keyboard or Insert=>Equation and then
type AB/AD then a space.
In prior versions of Word you can use the Equation Editor
Insert=>Field=>EQ=>Equation Editor
and select a Fraction template
or you can use an EQ field
Insert=>Field=>EQ=>Field Codes
and type EQ \F(AB,AD)
(Note that the last two options are still available in Word 2007 through
Insert=>Quick Parts=>Field=>EQ
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<<"Admin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:92E351B7-19C8-46C1-A36F-(E-Mail Removed)...
I want to change AB/AD to a fraction form. How do I do it ? >>
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