exponents in Word text

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The easiest that I have found to do this is to enter the number to be used as
the exponent and then change its font to 'superscript'.
 
David4 said:
How do I insert exponents, e.g., the raised 2 to connote "squared",
in Word text?
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Format them as superscripts. The long way is to open the Format > Font
dialog and click the Superscript checkbox. The shortcut is to select the
text and press Ctrl and Shift and the + key in the top row.
 

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