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1. You can use word to enter and click "insert".

2. Click on the field and select the field category as "Equations and Formulas".

3. Select the domain name as "EQ".

4. Click "Domain**" in the lower left corner.

5. The dot appears "Options".

6. In the dialog box that appears, select "o()" under "switch" double-click or click "Add to Domain" on the right side of the dot, repeat this step, add "f(,) in the "Domain**" input box, enter and modify to "eq o(1) f(1,2)" enter the number in parentheses) --OK--OK.

Supplement: It can only be typed out in word, and the general one can only be represented by a b! It is recommended that you use " " to denote it. For example, 1/3 is 1 3.

Method 1: Open the insert menu, open "Object", find the Microsoft formula, select it and click the left click (double-click is OK) to open the formulator.

You can also open it through "View Toolbar Customization", click on the command option, select Insert in the category, and then find the "Formulator" in the command on the right, hold down the left button on it and don't let go, drag it to the toolbar, and it will be convenient to use it again next time.

You can use the formulator to enter the score.

By default, the formulator is not installed, and it is prompted to insert the office installation disc during installation and it can be used after installation.

Method 2: If you don't have a formulator installed, you can use the "EQ field" to enter the score. For example, if you want to enter "1 3", the method is:

Press the "Ctrl+F9" key combination, then a gray background brace appears, enter "eq f(1,3)" in it, and right-click it, and then click "Switch Field**" in the pop-up dialog box, and the score 1 3 will come out. Note: There is a space after eq, and when you enter "eq f(1,3)", you must enter it in the English input method, otherwise it will be invalid.

I don't know if it's complicated.

In word, there is this format in the formula toolbox, and you can apply it directly.

"Insert in-to-domain-(category) to change to equation and equal sign, select eq in the following domain name, select the following domain ** item, and then select one item, a dialog box appears, select f(,) one, use the mouse to excite twice, type the number in the dialog box, pay attention to the numerator before the semicolon, the denominator after the semicolon, and the score will appear on the word after the dot is confirmed after the semicolon.

2.In Office 2000, open Word, press Ctrl+F9, a curly brace appears, enter EQ F(*) in it, and then press F9 to appear the fraction. Note that there must be a space after the EQ, and * indicates the numerator and denominator of the fraction.

3.In the insert-to-domain-(category), find the item with the domain name eq, open the formulator, you can find the formula of --, and enter the numerator and denominator in *.

If it is statistics, it should be excel2003 (2007), which can count the average, maximum, and a series of others.

Isn't that just a score?

You can use the "field" in word to enter the score, as follows;

2. After clicking "Domain**", a "Options" button will appear next to it, click the "Options" button, and find "F(";

3. Double-click "f(", then enter "f(" in the box below, enter 5 in front of the comma and 8 after the comma (representing five eighths), and then confirm in turn.

4. Once determined, the score will already appear in the Word document.