Subscripts in Google Docs can be quite useful when you’re working on complex documents or need to make notes that require more than just text. Here’s how you can use subscripts in Google Docs without any formatting.
(How To Do Subscript In Google Docs)
1. Open your Google Docs document and find where you want to add a subscript. You can do this by clicking on the text in the middle of the page, selecting it with your mouse or keyboard, and then going to the “Format” menu.
2. In the “Format” menu, select “Superscript”. This will bring up a dialogue box where you can specify the number of superscripts you want to add. For example, if you want to add two subscripts, enter “2”.
3. Once you’ve specified the number of subscripts, click on the “Apply” button to apply the changes to your selected text.
4. You can also change the font style and size of the subscripts yourself by following these steps:
* Click on the text in the middle of the page, select it with your mouse or keyboard, and go to the “Font” menu.
* Select the font style you want to use for the subscripts.
* Select the font size you want to use for the subscripts.
(How To Do Subscript In Google Docs)
With these steps, you should now be able to easily add/subscript to your Google Docs documents without any formatting required. However, keep in mind that some formatting tools may not be compatible with Google Docs, so make sure to test them out before using them in larger documents.
