i would like to know how to enter the following symbol or special character in the mathematical form for my study project,like dy/dx or 1543/5400....anything like one number over other(numerator and denominator.... i dont wana use slashes between "dy" and "dx".....its like i want to get it in numerator and denominator form....anybody can help me???
microsoft word help!!!
Submitted by sweet fella on March 31, 2008 - 9:39am.
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Re: microsoft word help!!!
March 31, 2008 - 10:10am
If you're running office 07, then go to INSERT and all the way at the right there's an 'equation' button next to 'symbol' ... click that, type XXX/YYY (the X's and Y's being your numbers) and when you click out of the equation or maybe it's just pressing enter, it will turn into your numerator over denominator... I don't have an earlier version of office to check into, but I'm assuming you might be able to find it in the Insert menu... maybe under symbol if equation isn't there..
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