Set superscript and subscript in formatted text in label .net

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Dear honors,

How to Set superscript and subscript characters in textbox or label .net

Posted 22-Dec-11 20:23pm

drveera

Updated 26-Dec-18 4:38am

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Solution 4

Superscript in windows based application ?
i think textbox will support only plain char's. take help of Richtextbox.

Posted 22-Dec-11 22:20pm

koolprasad2003

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Member 8323919 22-Jan-17 17:03pm

This is not true, Text box will display whatever you send to it, eg. sq meters can be diplayed as m² by simply Texbox1.Text = "10 m²"

koolprasad2003 23-Jan-17 1:30am

As I said textbox will support only plain char's. you need to take help of Richtextbox, (using OFFSET property you can show superscript or subscript)

Solution 6

check this blog
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winforms/thread/7cd3e856-56ab-43a0-9b15-75de6524e12f/[^]
--NDK

Posted 23-Dec-11 10:45am

NandaKumer

Solution 2

Your solution in the middle of this page.

Posted 22-Dec-11 21:04pm

Scubapro

Updated 22-Dec-11 21:05pm

v2

Solution 3

See this thread, might help you
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1571911/subtext-for-c-sharp-label[^]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1055584/editable-rich-text-box[^]

Posted 22-Dec-11 21:28pm

Anuja Pawar Indore

Solution 1

try this, it gives your solution:

C#

<asp:label runat="server" text="s<sup>arv</sup><sub>esh</sub>" xmlns:asp="#unknown"></asp:label>

Posted 22-Dec-11 20:31pm

Sarvesh Kumar Gupta

Updated 22-Dec-11 21:16pm

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drveera 23-Dec-11 2:32am

Hi friend.. I want in windows application...

Solution 7

Found a quicker solution here : Superscript Text In Names Of Lables And Buttons - VB.NET | Dream.In.Code[^]

Goto Start->Programs->Accessories->System tools->Character Map
Now select this Character ² from the Characters listed.
Click Select
Click Copy
    
Then try to change the text of any control by pasting this Character. Is should work.
    
I wrote the following code and it did display the Superscript '²' on the button.
     Button1.Text = "mm ²"

Posted 26-Dec-18 4:38am

Amal Aravind

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Dave Kreskowiak 26-Dec-18 10:42am

First, this was asked and answered seven years ago.

Next, you copied a character glyph that happens to look like a superscript 2. That doesn't give you the ability to set any text you want in the textbox to superscript using this method.

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Nikil S · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-23T04:59:00

Solution 5

Look into this post[^] for a simple tip to use the Superscript and Subscript in VB.NET

Posted 23-Dec-11 4:59am

Nikil S