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How do you do subscripts on Google Docs on a Mac?
How to insert a superscript or subscript in Google Docs using keyboard shortcuts
- Superscript: In Windows, press Ctrl + . (Ctrl and the period key). On a Mac, it’s Command + .
- Subscript: In Windows, press Ctrl + , (Ctrl and the comma key). On a Mac, that’s Command + , (Command and the comma key).
How do you type a subscript on a Mac shortcut?
You can also use keyboard shortcuts to quickly apply superscript or subscript to selected text. For superscript, press Control-Shift-Command-Plus Sign (+). For subscript, press Control-Command-Minus Sign (-).
Why does subscript not work on Mac?
Try deleting the shortcut and adding it back. If that doesn’t work, test the issue inside a new user: How to test an issue in another user account on your Mac.
How do you get rid of subscripts in Google Docs Mac?
To remove subscript:
- In the Google Docs document, select the text character, number or symbol with the subscript you want to remove.
- Click Format in the menu.
- Select Text and then Subscript.
What is the shortcut for superscript in Google Docs?
Ctrl +
Keyboard shortcuts for Google Docs
| Common actions | |
|---|---|
| Superscript | Ctrl + . |
| Subscript | Ctrl + , |
| Clear text formatting | Ctrl + \ |
| Increase font size | Ctrl + Shift + . |
How do you insert a subscript on a Mac?
Typing Subscript & Superscript Text in Mac OS X
- Pull down the “Format” menu and go to “Font”
- Select the “Baseline” submenu and choose either “Superscript” or “Subscript”
- Type the desired text to be subscripted or superscripted, then go back to the same menu and choose “Use Default” to return to normal baseline text.
How do you make exponents on a Mac?
To get the “exponent”, hold down the following keys – shift, control, command, then click the + sign key, then release them. Now type the exponent number. Depending on the font you are uesing, there may be exponent characters.
How do I undo superscript in Google Docs?
A much faster way to do this is to select the text and then use the Google Docs keyboard shortcut for superscript. This shortcut is Ctrl + . and the character will immediately update to superscript. You can also undo the superscript format by selecting the same Superscript menu option again.