How to subscript and superscript in Google Docs?

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Google Docs allows you to easily add subscript and superscript text, making it simple to include mathematical symbols, chemical formulas, or footnotes in your documents. This feature enhances the document’s readability and professionalism, especially when working with specialized content.

A subscript and superscript in Google Docs is a character or characters that are slightly below or above the normal line. It is used to place the proprietary trademark or copyright symbols, for mathematical formulas and equations, among other uses. There are two ways to use the feature in Google Docs.

You can either click "Format", "Text" and select "Subscript or Superscript".

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You may also use the following shortcuts:

"CTRL + period" for superscript. "CTRL + comma" for subscript.

It can be applied to a highlighted text or activated and deactivated before and after typing.

These formatting options are accessible with just a few clicks, ensuring your documents maintain a polished and precise appearance. Whether for academic, scientific, or professional use, subscript and superscript features provide the flexibility to present detailed information clearly.

How to subscript and superscript in Google Docs?

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