Despite the fact that Microsoft Word 2016 already exists, many people use the 2003 version in the old way. And it is very likely that during work a person may encounter the fact that it is necessary to write a formula in a document. Now we’ll just figure out how to insert a formula in Word 2003, and talk about what to do if there are no necessary components.
How to insert a formula
So, here is an open Word 2003 document in which you need to insert a formula. To do this, click "Insert" in the upper toolbar, and then select "Object". You will see a window called "Insert Object." Here, on the "Creation" tab, you need to select an object called Microsoft Equation 3.0. After you have selected the necessary line, click OK.
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Well, if you want to change the interval, then in the same panel select "Format" and in the menu click on "Interval ...".
That’s basically all that I wanted to say about how to insert a formula in 2003 “Word”. We also figured out what to do if formulas are not displayed.