

With this approach, you can highlight any text and change it to subscript with just a click on a button.


Using the Subscript button on the Home tabĪnother easy method you can use to type subscripts in Word is the dedicated subscript button on the Home tab. This is how you may use the subscript keyboard shortcut to type subscripts in Microsoft Word. Press the same shortcut or hotkeys to switch the insertion pointer to the normal type.However, if there’s no text selected, the insertion pointer will switch to the subscript mode which allows you to type characters slightly below the normal line of type with smaller text than the rest of the text. After pressing these hotkeys, if any text was selected, it’ll now be formatted as a subscript.If you are using the older version of Word on Mac, press Command ⌘ plus the minus sign (-) instead. Whilst pressing down the Ctrl or Command key, press the Equal sign.If you are on Mac, press the Command ⌘ key instead.
