Common questions about Insert Formula usually focus on LaTeX input, formula editing, and display adjustment; this section includes 3 frequent questions and a short glossary.
FAQ
Which LaTeX commands are supported?
- Choose the LaTeX input mode when inserting a formula.
- Enter common math syntax such as fractions, superscripts, subscripts, radicals, and integrals.
- Review the preview result before inserting the formula.
How do I edit a formula that is already inserted?
- Select the target formula on the slide.
- Double-click the formula object to open the formula editor.
- Edit the content and click outside the editor to save the change.
Can I resize a formula?
- Select the inserted formula object first.
- Drag the control handles to adjust the display size.
- If needed, adjust the position again to fit the slide layout.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| LaTeX | A common math formula syntax that uses text commands to describe fractions, superscripts, subscripts, radicals, and other structures. |
| Formula Editor | The editing interface used to insert and modify mathematical formulas, usually with symbols, structures, and an input area. |
| Preset Formula | A built-in formula template that can be inserted first and then adjusted as needed. |