How does an EQ field display a formula after it is entered? 10

Sometimes, we need to enter some simple mathematical equations in Word, and there is no "formulator" component installed in the system, we can use the EQ field to enter.

Let's take the formula shown in the input diagram as an example to see the specific operation process: set the cursor to the desired insertion.

formula, then do the following: press Ctrl+F9 to enter the field symbol {} Enter "eq" in the field symbol Click the space bar to continue typing "megabar".

3,1+2x)" Move the cursor to the outer right of the field marker, enter "=", then press Ctrl+F9 to enter the field mark{} Enter "eq" in the field marker, press the space, and continue to type "f(1,1-x)".

After the input is completed, select the above field**, right-click the mouse, and select the "Switch Field**" option in the shortcut menu that pops up later, and the corresponding formula will appear in front of us.

Note: Although the field notation here ({} looks like a normal curly brace, its function is completely different from that of a normal curly brace, so it cannot be entered directly as a key!)

If you change the color of the characters (e.g. "1+2x", "1-x", etc.) in the above field, you can also enter a color formula (which cannot be achieved by the formulator).

Sometimes, we need to enter some simple mathematical formulas in Word, and the system is pure and there is no "formulator" component installed, we can use the EQ field to enter.

Let's take the formula in the input diagram as an example to see how it works: Fix the cursor at the place where you need to insert the formula, and then do the following: Press Ctrl+F9 to enter the field symbol {} Enter "eq" in the field symbol Click the space bar Continue typing "(3,1+2x)" Move the cursor to the outer right of the field marker, type "=", and then press Ctrl+F9 to enter the field mark {} Enter "eq" in the field mark Click the space bar Continue typing "f(1,1-x)" 。

After the input is completed, select the above field**, right-click the mouse, and select the "Switch Field**" option in the shortcut menu that pops up later, and the corresponding formula will appear in front of us.

Note: Although the field notation here ({} looks like a normal curly brace, its function is completely different from that of a normal curly brace, so it cannot be entered directly as a key!)

If you modify the color of the characters in the above field ** (such as "1+2x", "1-x", etc.), you can also enter the color formula (which cannot be achieved by the formulater).

Mathematical formulas.