https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=127256
--- Comment #3 from Marcus <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Mirko from comment #2) > I can't illustrate it with a table sheet because it is a process which > doesn't works. > But you can try it easily by yourselve. take this string: > Na2CO3H4B2I90 > and set all numbers to index. OK. I think with index you mean subscript. At least this is what I understand from the sample picture. > During this you may will see that it will be impossible. I had no problems to set all numbers to subscript in the cell. However, it's really tricky to get only the numbers selected, right mouse click and to choose "Style - Subscript". But a much better solution would be to use the Math module of OpenOffice when it comes to formulas. So, maybe you should give it a try and go to "Insert - Object - Formula". Just enter the following and you should see the created formula in the object: Na_2 CO_3 H_4 B_2 I_90 Please note that every formatting you need to change inside the object (Math) and not in the cell (Calc). That means double click the object and go to "Format - Fonts" resp. "Format - Font Size". -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the issue.
