WinWord: Using EQ, or Formula, Fields Application NoteLast reviewed: February 26, 1998Article ID: Q83861 |
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SUMMARYThe text below is from the "Using EQ, or Formula, Fields to Produce Mathematical Formulas" (WD0522) application note, which is available for download from the Microsoft Software Library:
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IntroductionYou can create mathematical formulas in a Word for Windows document by using the EQ field, also referred to as a Formula field. However, these formulas can only be printed on printers that have the Symbol font. If the Symbol font is not available on the installed printer, the field codes can be entered in the document, but they will not display or print properly. The EQ field can be created in two ways:
SwitchesThe EQ field has 10 switches that control the formatting of the result of the formula. Many of these switches have associated arguments that control the formatting determined by the switches. The complete application note contains explanations of each of the switches and each argument associated with that particular switch, as well as some examples of the use of the switches and their arguments.
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