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Adding superscripts and subscripts to Google Forms

16/4/2020

69 Comments

 
Google Form doesn't have a built in editor for adding superscripts and subscripts. This is my workaround.
Here is the link to my subscript/superscript spreadsheet. You can make your own copy to your google drive, and then copy/paste the subscripts/superscripts you need.

I have updated the spreadsheet to include a few more symbols which are useful for chemists (5 August 2020).
69 Comments
kajen Raju
21/6/2020 07:53:42 pm

Thanks and its really useful to me

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DANIEL G
12/8/2020 03:55:52 pm

Thank you for sharing it.

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Zyen Hoo link
29/6/2020 06:08:19 am

I just want to say thank you for sharing this tip! It has made it a lot easier for me to prepare online quizzes via Google Form for my students. Initially I had to use the ugly and unreadable 10^x method.

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Eby
18/7/2020 03:03:29 pm

Thank You.

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Sergio
19/7/2020 08:27:27 pm

Thank you, very helpful

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poonam
25/7/2020 07:09:12 am

thank you very much for this spreadsheet. It was very helpful to write the superscripts and subscripts using these

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Leudmila Haque
26/7/2020 08:49:31 am

I want to add x or y as superscript or subscript. How to do that?

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Anima
3/8/2020 07:52:46 pm

Thank you for this. Great help. How can we insert arrow in the chemical equations? Pls help if u have solution for this too.

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Sanjeewa
9/8/2020 02:26:41 am

Thank you. It really helps me to prepare my online papers.

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PMR
10/8/2020 01:32:45 am

Thanks so much, this is so helpful!

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Alan
19/8/2020 09:39:37 am

This is really helpful. One of the few things that I use in Excel that I could not find in gsheets.
Thank you.

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Ian
25/8/2020 12:13:07 pm

Thank you very much. This one solves my problem.

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Curtis Kortemeier link
30/8/2020 04:17:04 pm

Thank you. A great hack!

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Kristie
1/9/2020 06:37:56 pm

Thank you so much for this!! I have been trying to figure this out!

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Wojtek
1/9/2020 09:10:14 pm

Many thanks from Cali, Colombia. I will share this around the science department.

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Mr. C
2/9/2020 06:11:22 am

This is a life saver. Thank you very much!

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Wilma Martinez
5/9/2020 04:38:14 pm

Where is the spreadsheet available?

Thanks

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Kim Harrison link
6/9/2020 05:25:41 pm

Is there a way to do nuclear notations?

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Joy
9/9/2020 08:02:08 pm

Thank you!

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Nutan Kumari
11/9/2020 04:34:02 pm

Thank you.. You have shared your hard work. 😊

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Kim shaw
12/9/2020 09:40:36 pm

thank you ! much appreciated

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Meenal miss
16/9/2020 02:18:32 pm

Thanks a tonne to make my work easy.

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Bird
17/9/2020 10:46:05 pm

Biology teacher using Google Forms for fully distanced school right now -- I cannot thank you enough for this!!

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Darryl Bernard Spivey link
18/9/2020 04:45:56 am

This is really nice of you to have done. I needed this to write a test in google forms for naming and writing chemical compounds.

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Marc
18/9/2020 07:21:17 pm

Game changer! Thanks 10^10 times!

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Mindy
22/9/2020 04:23:49 am

Thank you so much!

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Stan link
28/9/2020 11:07:16 pm

Thank you so much for posting this!! Very helpful for a chemistry teacher.

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Corinne Vincent
1/10/2020 01:15:06 am

Wow!
I'm a science teacher struggling with trying to teach 6th graders remotely via Google Classroom. THANK YOU for giving me the tools I need to include exponents in Google Forms. I can't wait to share this awesome resource with the other teachers!

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Rosette Ochoa
2/10/2020 07:15:36 pm

Thank you!!

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Lowell
6/10/2020 05:01:26 am

Just another THANK YOU for sharing this.

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SB
6/10/2020 04:43:34 pm

Thank you so so much from this science teacher!!!

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James anthony
8/10/2020 01:56:14 am

thank you!

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Puran Sidhu
11/10/2020 04:45:53 pm

Thanks a lot

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Erced
14/10/2020 04:40:04 am

Thank you very much for sharing

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Ryland Henderson
16/10/2020 01:59:28 pm

Have you figured out a way to do (aq) subscript for acids and bases. I've been searching high and low to try and find a work around for the lack of a subscript q in unicode.

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Lynn Jablonski
20/10/2020 08:31:50 pm

This was a huge help! Thank you!

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Melissa Goulet
30/10/2020 06:14:12 pm

I tried to copy and paste from a Google Doc and it didn't paste correctly. I have been using https://lingojam.com/SubscriptGenerator and https://lingojam.com/SuperscriptGenerator to make them. It takes just as long as copying and pasting from a spreadsheet but it makes it difficult for Chemistry.

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Neha
31/10/2020 03:13:46 am

Thank you! Helped a lot.

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Parul Zaveri
1/11/2020 01:21:00 pm

Thank you very much. Excel file was useful for framing questions in Google form

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Tim McKnight
4/11/2020 02:24:14 am

Thanks for this ... NOW ... if we could figure out a way for kids to TYPE them too ... I want to test their ability to CREATE answers with super / subscript ... like putting numbers into Scientific notation :-(

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Manning's Thompson
5/11/2020 04:51:48 am

Thank you very much. This will certainly help with my Electrical & Electronic classes. Thanks for sharing your sheet.

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Bishal Borchetia
19/11/2020 05:25:02 am

Le (e is subscript) how to do this ?

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kalpana
21/11/2020 10:29:56 am

thanks a lot

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priyanka G
26/11/2020 06:14:06 pm

Thank you so much sir, this has helped me lot :)

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Jayanthi
5/12/2020 02:06:12 pm

Thank you for sharing.

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Lynn Fox
11/12/2020 03:24:35 am

I can't tell you how much time you've saved me. Thank you so very much!

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Vishal Vijaykumar Parkar
11/12/2020 07:45:59 am

Thank you very much !

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Lisa Klaus
14/12/2020 05:35:31 pm

Would you share your form with me?

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Michael Hoekwater
14/12/2020 06:30:12 pm

Just made a chemistry test in a Google Form using your spreadsheet to include subscripts. THANK YOU!

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Becky Weitzel
16/12/2020 03:08:22 am

You are a lifesaver! Thank you for sharing!!!

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Olivia
16/12/2020 06:30:28 pm

Thank you! This is going to be sooooooooo incredibly helpful for writing quizzes in virtual world.

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Stacey Laub
4/1/2021 01:28:34 am

Thank you! I really appreciate this tool.

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Joseph Haberman link
5/1/2021 03:59:00 pm

Very helpful and considerate of you to share

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Keely Cox
7/1/2021 02:43:35 pm

Thank you so very much. This is a game changer! No more picture of things with super and subscripts!

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Greg link
7/1/2021 07:01:00 pm

TREMENDOUSLY BENEFICIAL! Thank you!

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Jo
8/1/2021 12:52:02 pm

Thank you so much for sharing this!

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Tammy Sass
8/1/2021 11:15:02 pm

Can you please share your spreadsheet with me? Thanks!

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Silva Physics
11/1/2021 06:58:50 pm

Thank you ! Do you have any suggestions on how to write elements from a periodic table that is having a subscript and a superscript at the same time?

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Julio Fajardo link
14/1/2021 09:24:35 pm

Thanks a lot for this incredible help

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C
17/1/2021 06:59:39 pm

Thank you tremendously!

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HN
27/1/2021 04:07:15 pm

Thank you so much my only problem in google forms was the unavailability of superscript and subscript. This is really helpful

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Alex Catibog
29/1/2021 02:16:02 am

Thank you so much for sharing this.

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Carmela
2/2/2021 02:44:04 am

This has been very helpful. Thanks a bunch!

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Lee
7/2/2021 11:29:41 am

Thanks! Really helpful!

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Marta
10/2/2021 10:45:00 pm

Thank you. Very generous of you to share it. It will make my work a lot easier.

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Jenny Velchev
18/2/2021 11:56:41 pm

Thanks so much! So useful and helpful. Great resource, easy to download, and fixed my problem and frustration.

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KIRSTEN FINN
23/2/2021 03:37:18 pm

Thank you so much!!!!

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Lori S
23/2/2021 08:12:43 pm

Thank you for doing this work and allowing others (including me) to benefit from it.

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Sharon Huggins link
26/2/2021 03:37:49 am

You are a God. This is genius. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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