Sunday, 15 December 2013

How to Type Fractions in Word 2010



  1. Press Ctrl+Shift+= (the equal sign).
    This keyboard shortcut enables the superscript command. (Superscript refers to a letter or number written above and to the side of another).
  2. Type the numerator — the top part of the fraction.
    For example, type 3 for 3/64.
  3. Press Ctrl+Shift+= again.
    This time, the key combo turns off superscripting.
  4. Type the slash mark (/).
    This slash mark becomes the divider in the fraction.
  5. Press Ctrl+= to turn on subscripting.
    Subscripting involves a letter or number below and to the side of another.
  6. Type the denominator — the bottom part of the fraction.
    The denominator in 3/64 is 64.
  7. Press Ctrl+= to turn off subscripting.
    There’s your fraction.