Hello!
I’ve inserted this formula in Libreoffice Writer:
By writing in the formula editor:
{"final value - initial value"} over {"initial value"}
I’d like the bottom part of the fraction (“initial value”) to be centered.
How can I do that?
Thank you!
By the way, I’ve noticed that contrary to text, numbers in fraction are automatically centered.
then treat it as a value, without quotes around:
{final value " - " initial value} over {initial value}
or maybe:
{final value - initial value} over {initial value}
within *100:
{final value " - " initial value} over {initial value}" "*" "100
Ok, thank you. It’s working for this very specific case. But I have other formula where, for example, the numerator needs really to be considered as a text, not as a value:
For example, this formula:
{"Sum of values"} over {"number of values"}
If I remove the quotes
{Sum of values} over {"number of values"}
This is what I get:
which is not what I intended.
{alignc "Sum of values"} over {alignc "number of values"}
Thanks, that was it!
For other people searching it, the doc for this is here: Format - LibreOffice Help