How do I do over under dimensional tolerances in Word?

[MikeF]

I have a Word document that I am trying to insert a drawing dimension and a
+/- (over/under) tolerance. I can use superscript and subscript to get the
tolerances in the correct vertical position, but horizonatlly one follows the
other - I want to get the second underneath the first.
Thank you.

 

[grammatim]

You could do it with an Equation (set it up once, and when you need to
do it again with different numbers, Show Field Codes and just replace
the numbers).

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If this is Word 2003 or earlier, look in Word's Help for "Field codes: Eq
(Equation) field" and look at the \f (fraction) and \a (array) switches
(depending on whether or not you want a line between the two numbers). For
some examples of "fractions," see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/CreateFraction.htm