PPT equations shortcut for Greek symbols not working I am using Powerpoint version 16.36 on my Macbook. I've noticed that after updating to 16.36, I am unable to use keyboard shortcuts that uses ' '.
- The Subscript shortcut is Ctrl + = on a PC and Ctrl + Cmd + + on a Mac. This shortcut works in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint to quickly create (or remove) subscripts. That means that you don’t have to use the insert equation feature.
- All the Greek alphabets finds it use in science and mathematics. However, unlike Latin based script that used 26 letters, Greek only has 24 letters. For a complete list of upper and lower case Greek alphabet visit blog. Microsoft Word shortcut for Greek Alphabet. There are many ways to type Greek alphabet in Microsoft Word.
- Section: Internet Tutorial: Greek Letters Fabulous Code Chart for Greek Letters & Symbols (ALT, HTML, and Unicode Codes) This chart provides ALT codes which can be entered into a variety of PC programs when the character is not on the keyboard.
1. In the slide where you want to insert the symbol, clickAlt+= to insert equitation:
2. In the equitation without any additional actions, enterany of the symbols that you need using a +Name of the symbol. E.g.,
infty - Infinity |
leq - Less then or equal |
geq - Greater then or equal |
neq - Not equal to |
partial - Partial differential |
sum - Summa |
prod - Product Sign |
subset - Contained in |
in - Element of |
approx - Approximately |
cup - Union |
If you want to see the big symbol, enter bigcup:
3. After entering the symbol, click the space; it changedentering a name to the appropriate symbol.
4. Click Alt+= again to exit from the equitation.
Now you can continue entering your text.
Powerpoint For Mac Equation Greek Letter Shortcut Keys
Note: you can see all of Name of the symbol combinations that you canuse in the AutoCorrect Options. SeeHow to quickly insert Greek symbols into your slidefor more details.
Powerpoint Equation Shortcut
See also this tip in French:Comment insérer les symboles mathématiques dans la diapositive PowerPoint.