In the example above, the "Backspace" button is disabled because of the cursor at sine argument position and in such a position deletion of the brackets is forbidden (because it is not possible to delete of sine argument without deletion of whole function). To simplify input of mathematical functions in powers, we worked out corresponding buttons:Īfter you complete the input of you mathematical expression, push the button:Īs soon as your skill in using our advanced math input panel increases, you may note that sometimes some buttons are disabled (this depends on what position is cursor at): In order to enter the trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, exponent, logarithm, root or magnitude, use buttons with corresponding notations: To enter parameters, use corresponding buttons: To enter addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and power operations, use buttons: To input the numbers, use buttons with corresponding labels: To clear the entire expression, use the button: To move the cursor to the right or to the left, use corresponding buttons: You can just click on any of them to insert into your Word document.When you move the cursor to the corresponding key, the hint is poped up: If you click your HISTORY menu item you’ll see that all the other formulas you’ve created are saved for you in the application’s memory. Once you create the basic formula and insert it, there is practically no limit to the complexity you can add to your basic formula. Once you click on anywhere on the Word document the formula will be inserted.īut if you click on the blue frame around the formula, Word will display a fantastic selection of formula formatting tools: Word automatically typesets it on the upper formula screen, like this:Īnd when you’re done, click the INSERT button on bottom-right to insert your formula into your Word document: Start writing the equation by hand into the lower yellow-pad area. Make sure you have these options selected on for your convenience: Insert your cursor to where you’d exactly like to insert it.Ĭlick the start button and from All Programs select Accessories.
Open the Word document into which you’d like to insert a math formula. There is an easy way to enter math equations into a MS Word technical document.
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