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How to set text as superscript in autocad

akh06 Posted messages 25 Registration date   Status Member -  
bah7911 Posted messages 37 Status Member -
Hello,
I am working on AutoCAD and I would like to know how to set multiline text in superscript.
For example, I want "eme" in "20ème" to be in superscript. I know that you can set the numbers 3, 2, 1, and the letter n in superscript using symbols or special characters!
Can you help me?
Thank you.
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.0.8

5 answers

  1. GuillaumeO
     
    Hello,

    There's a much simpler way! Moreover, the solution I propose also works if you want to do subscripts.

    Exponents (for example m²):
    - Type m2
    - Then after the 2, type "^".
    - Select "2" and "^".
    - Click the stack icon and you're done!

    For subscripts: exactly the same thing except that "^" is before "2"!

    Have a great day everyone!
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    1. Lisette
       
      Great method! Thank you very much.
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  2. Polo141 Posted messages 215 Status Member 113
     
    Well, I finally found it.. it's super tricky
    The answer thanks to this video
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_6GzOPVbz4

    If this were to disappear from the web, here’s the procedure.

    To write for example 21 m2 (with the 2 in exponent),
    - type 21m2/2 (the 2/2 will be recognized as a fraction thus activating the Stack command)
    - Select the 2/2
    - Go to the Text Editor Tab > Formatting > Stack
    - Double-click on 2/2 (which now appears as a fraction)
    - In the dialog window, delete the subscript 2 and choose the Decimal style

    And there you go, thanks AutoCAD, don't forget to add a Superscript / Subscript button for the next version lol ;)
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  3. Polo141 Posted messages 215 Status Member 113
     
    I am in the same situation. No way to superscript or subscript in Autocad?
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    1. tiiz
       
      Just type: Alt+253 and you're good to go.
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  4. 123456
     
    Hi, I'm in the same situation as you.
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