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The Equation function helps you insert or edit complicated math formulas in a oc, so you can view them clearly. You can edit formulas with
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Insert formulas
You have 2 methods of using the Equation function:
- 1.+ toolbar
- Step 1: Hover your cursor over the + toolbar and select Equation to insert a formula input box.
- Step 2: Enter matrix into the formula input box. (E.g. \begin{matrix}1&2\\3&4\\ \end{matrix}.)
- 2.Markdown
- You can use the $$...$$ syntax to describe a formula to automatically convert the text into the formula format. For example, directly type in a doc to insert the .
Edit formulas
To edit a formula, simply click on the inserted formula. All edits will be shown in your doc in real-time.
Layout and alignment
A formula will be displayed in a single line. Same as aligning texts, you can use the = toolbar to align it to the left, center or right.
III. FAQs
Q: Whats LaTex?
A: LaTex is a TeX-based layout system and is often used in math formulas layout with LaTex syntax.
Q: Are there any function examples?
A: Check out the following TeX syntax examples for your reference. You can also click here to learn more supported functions.
- •Matrix
- •Equation set
- •Continued fraction
- •Align equations