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microsoft word...help.....please

pugwall · 2002-03-05 14:29:23

Anyone know how to create a 'squared' symbol in ms word? (as in X squared) I need to type out the results of a regression Yi = Beta0 + Beta2X2 + u How do I do this? I found the Beta symbol but dont know how to decrease the size and position of the numbers. thank you

05-03-2002 2:29pm

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pugwall

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Anyone know how to create a 'squared' symbol in ms word? (as in X squared) I need to type out the results of a regression

Yi = Beta0 + Beta2X2 + u

How do I do this? I found the Beta symbol but dont know how to decrease the size and position of the numbers.
thank you

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#2 05-03-2002 2:39pm

Gordon

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goto- format - font and check the superscript box

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#3 05-03-2002 2:41pm

BattlingCheese

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Type in x2 and then highlight the 2 only. Format--> Font and then tick superscript.

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#4 05-03-2002 3:03pm

paris

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Or...Insert Symbol (normal text) - scroll down and you'll find it there, along with a whole lot more.

paris

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#5 06-03-2002 9:35am

decob

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or just use the shortcut..

CTRL+EQUAL SIGN subscript
CTRL+SHIFT+PLUS SIGN superscript

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