Powerpoint Align Equation at Equal Sign
How Do I Align Equations at the Equal Sign in Powerpoint? in Microsoft Word There Is an Option to Align at the Equal Sign but I've Spent 10 Minutes and Can't...
How do i align equations at the equal sign in powerpoint ? In microsoft word there is an option to align at the equal sign but I've spent 10 minutes and can't find a similar option for powerpoint.
2 Answers
In equation mode, write your equations one line at a time, hitting "shift+enter" to create each new line. After writing them, one equation at a time, right click on the left of the equal sign: in the contextual menu that opens, select "Math options -> Align at this character".
As it seems, something similar to the eqnarray LaTeX command is available in PowerPoint 365 as \eqarray. For example, you could write
\eqarray(1+2&=3@3&=1+2)
which should present an equation in the form
1+2 = 3
3 = 1+2
That is, the & symbol marks the sign used for the alignment (= in this example), and the @ symbol marks a new line.
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