Understanding Superscript, Subscript, Strikethrough, and Usage in Word
Command superscript , subscript , and strikethrough is a kind of command with a character level formatting function in Microsoft Word . The three commands are located on the "Home" ribbon menu, precisely in the "Font" command group. The following explains more about the meaning, function, icon image of the superscript, subscript, and strikethrough commands along with examples of how to use them in Word. Commands & Icons Definition & Function Shortcut Superscript Superscript is the formatting of writing letters with a smaller size and written slightly upwards. Ctrl+Shift++ Subscript Subscript is the formatting of writing letters with a smaller size and written slightly down. Ctrl+Shift+= Strikethrough Strikethrough is the formatting of writing by adding a straight line in the middle of letters or text, such as scribbled writing. Alt, H, 4 Superscript, Subscript, Strikethrough pada menu ribbon Hom...