How do I insert a custom formula in Word ' 10?
You need to type the following formula:
In standard formulas, there is a sum, product, intersection, and union sign, but there is no empty template for inserting its own symbol.
If you try to use a macro, where 8853 is the character xor for the set Cambria Math (the standard font in formulas):
With Selection.OMaths(1).Functions.Add(Selection.Range, _
wdOMathFunctionNary)
.Nary.Char = 8853
.Nary.Grow = False
.Nary.SubSupLim = False
.Nary.HideSub = False
.Nary.HideSup = False
End With
I get the following message:
Is there any way to get around this obstacle and do you still need to type a formula without inserting it as a picture?
1 answers
Alternatively, you can use the matrix:
Add the desired sign to the middle placeholder:
To the top:
To the bottom:
On the right add:
Next, fill in the extra placeholders, enter spaces and align the middle character with spaces:
Perform these operations while writing the macro and the results of its analysis will understand how to do it programmatically.