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[null,"Sample Workbook to Insert Superscript in Excel"]
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[null,"Author","Ablebits.com"]
[null,"Last update","2018-05-02"]
[null,"Tutorial URL","How to do subscript and superscript in Excel for text and numbers"]
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[null,"The workbook contains the following macros:"]
[null,"SuperscriptOne - adds superscript one (¹) to the selected cells."]
[null,"SuperscriptTwo - adds superscript two (²) to the selected cells."]
[null,"SuperscriptThree - adds superscript three (³) to the selected cells."]
[null,"DegreeSign - attaches the degree sign (°) to the numbers in the selected cells."]
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[null,"How to use the macros:"]
[null,"1. Keep this workbook open."]
[null,"2. Open your own workbook in which you want to insert superscripts."]
[null,"3. In your workbook, press Alt + F8, select the desired macro, and click Run."]