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  1. #1
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    Question Display Math Superscripts in label.caption

    I would like tot display x + y = ( x + y2 )2
    Where y2 is y superscript 2 and the trailing two is also a superscript.
    I have been unable to keep the formating from Word document when I display the question. With

    lbldsarg1.Caption = Worksheets("MathQ").Cells(intCount, 10)

    I do not like the appearance of text boxes and would prefer to display the math question on a label.

    - tia, KEI

    I search the FAQ's and Forum and did not find a solution. I apologize if I missed it.

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    Re: Display Math Superscripts in label.caption

    Welcome to the Forums.

    The lack of solution on the forum is probably because there isn't a simple one - you can't vary a font inside a label by any method I've heard of.
    I can see a solution using some more complex methods - Basically, making a user control which can do this - and I'll probably be able to get some idea of a method soon.
    in the mean time, what's wrong with the traditional x^2 notation?
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    Re: Display Math Superscripts in label.caption

    here we go. This is a work in progress which I'm not going to finish. But the code gets you what you want, a label with superscript. And the image gives a nice demo
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