Subscript Property

Applies To

Font object.

Description

True if the specified text is subscript, False if it's not subscript, or msoStateMixed if some characters are subscript and some aren't. The default value is False. Read/write Long.

Remarks

Setting the BaselineOffset property to a negative value automatically sets the Subscript property to True and the Superscript property to False.

Setting the BaselineOffset property to a positive value automatically sets the Subscript property to False and the Superscript property to True.

Setting the Subscript property to True automatically sets the BaselineOffset property to – 0.25 ( – 25 percent).

See Also

BaselineOffset property, Superscript property.

Example

This example enlarges the first character in the title on slide one if that character is subscript.

With Application.ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes.Title. _
    TextFrame.TextRange
    With .Characters(1, 1).Font
        If .Subscript Then
            scaleChar = -20 * .BaselineOffset
            .Size = .Size * scaleChar
        End If
    End With
End With