How to type degree after the numericals?

i hope you mean "to the power of" when you mean the degree of a number. the key ^ (SHIFT + 6) is used to describe a degree of a number. to type 2 to the power of 3 we type it as 2^3.

In Microsoft word, the shortcut key for degree is a combination of the following keystrokes.

Press CTRL key,SHIFT Key and the number 2 from the normal keypad (not numeric keypad) together and release. Press space bar once. The degree symbol is displayed.

Alternatively, In Microsoft word, go to the menu, press Insert>Symbol. Once the list of symbols are displayed, chose the "subset" option as "Mathematical Symbols". All mathematical symbols are displayed. Choose the degree symbol from the list displayed.

Hope this helps...:)

If y want to type 5 degree do the following steps

type 5 0 (five space zero)

select 0

right click

format cell

click superscript

clike ok

it will appear 5degree as u like

i hope you mean "to the power of" when you mean the degree of a number. the key ^ (SHIFT + 6) is used to describe a degree of a number. You can also select from the tools symbol and insert the same.

Search degree in Google and copy.. Or use character map..in windows application that is default present.. In all windows

Go to Symbol in the Tool Bar slect the symbal you want and apply Insert .

let me know the degrees first

in a pinch i just use the asterisk. shift 8