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agschmor Posted - 05/09/2008 : 09:28:19 AM
Origin Version 8.0:
Operating System: Win XP

Hi,

I'm searching for the possibility to use subscript or superscript in the long name or comments of a workbook header.

Does anybody know how to do that (or if it is impossible)?

Thanks
Tanja
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greg Posted - 05/09/2008 : 09:45:06 AM
Example:
col(1)[L]$ = H\-(2)O;
puts formula for water in the Long Name of column 1, but you need to set the formatting of Long Names to allow Rich Text to display properly.
Press F4 to open the Worksheet Properties dialog.
Click the Format tab.
Change "Apply to" to "Long Name"
Check the "Rich Text" checkbox
Click OK

You can use any Text Object to learn the correct notations. Right-click on the edited Text Object and choose Properties to see the syntax in all its glory.

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