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Equation Editor |
Creating equations in a WORD Document |
To insert an equation in the current document:
1. Open a Word document. Click Where you want to insert the equation.
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3. In the Object type box click Microsoft Equation. Click OK.
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4. The equation window will open. Build the equation by selecting symbols from the Equation toolbar (at the top) and typing variables and numbers. Click a box in the toolbar and select an item from the dropdown menu. The top row of the toolbar has more than 150 mathematical symbols. The bottom row of the toolbar contains a variety of templates or frameworks with symbols such as fractions, integrals, and summations.
From the menu bar, click Help -- Equation Editor Help for further help on creating an equation.
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5. To change the font size of the equation, from the menu bar click Size -- Other and type the desired number in the font size box. Click OK.
6. When you are finished creating the equation, from the menu bar clik Equation Editor, Quit Equation Editor. The equation will appear in the document.
7. To make changes to the equation, double click on it. The equation editor window will open again.
Other changes can be made by choosing Format, Style, and Size from the menu bar.
When you are finished making changes, quit the Equation Editor.
8. Note: If {EMBD Equation} appears in place of the equation:
from the menu bar click Word -- Preferences.
In the Preferences window select View from the list on the left side of the window.
Be sure the box next to Field codes is not checked.
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