can I write beside equation while it is still in display format?

B

Beginner

I want to write an equation within the line and still have it in the display
format (not inline).
Thanks
 
J

Jay Freedman

Beginner said:
I want to write an equation within the line and still have it in the
display format (not inline).
Thanks
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Let's start with determining a couple of things you haven't mentioned:

- What version of Word are you using? Is it Word 2007, or Word 2003/earlier?

- If it's Word 2007, which equation editor are you using, the new one
(Insert > Equation or Alt+=) or the old one (Insert > Object > Microsoft
Equation 3.0)?

- What "line" are you trying to put it in? In other words, what else do you
want to put on the line? An equation number, other text, something else?

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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