MIcrosoft Word?

Question

Does anyone know how to type a number to a certain number?
(in this case, a letter to a certain letter)

ex.like 2 to the second power
how would I put the little two on top of the big two?

Answer 1

if you're using office 2003 or older, just go to tools, font, and check the superscript box. type the "power" you want, like x squared, and when you're done, just go back to the font dialog box and uncheck the box.
if you have office 2007, there should be a button on the home toolbar, that is a x^2 symbol. click it and it does the same thing.

Answer 2

1. Highlight the number you wish to use as an exponent.
2. Select Format -> Font
3. In the Font dialog box choose Superscript.

Answer 3

The little 2 will not be on top but will be raised. (two squared)

In Word select FORMAT then FONT. In the table at the bottom pick superscript. That will do it. Pick subscript to lower the text

Answer 4

Just type the number that you want to hover, right click, choose font, and tick superscript. or if you want it to submerge, tick on subscript.

Answer 5

if u want to type the power then u have to enter the number you want then press the "cont" + "shift" + "+" to enter the power level then u can type the power you want. and after u have completed the typing in power level then again press "cont" + "shift" + "+" to exit to the power level.

Answer 6

press ALT, i, s or select Insert, Special Character and look for the little "hovering" two.

Answer 7

2^2 means 2 to the second power.

x^y means x to the y power.