Size of equations in Word

Hello

When you insert the equation within the paragraph, it is added to the paragraph following the text, and in this case, the font size adjusts to the font size of your paragraph. That’s normal.

If the font size does not suit you, you can change it. To do this, select your equation and use the Font Size button.

m@rina

Hello, and thank you.

But I don’t plan to change the font size for each equation.

And if I insert a 3x3 identity matrix for example, choosing from the templates, the numbers are the same size as the text, and the table adjusts, becoming taller than the paragraph.

There must be a way somewhere to adjust, at least at the time of entry, the size of the equations so that the characters are the same size as the text.

Thank you for your help.

Not accepting answers that don't fit does nothing to change the problem.

Word is a software that has its limitations like all software, you have to deal with it...

And since Word is not that limited, you can always create a macro for example:

Sub equation() Dim eq As OMath For Each eq In ActiveDocument.OMaths If eq.Justification = wdOMathJcInline Then eq.Range.Font.Grow End If Next End Sub

This macro increases by one point the equations that are inserted in a paragraph.

m@rina

Thank you for helping me.

It doesn't match what I wanted to do. But I understand that it may not be possible to do better.