How to Create a Cancelled Fraction in Microsoft Word Equation Editor | Zimist Coded Tutorial

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[@LiveUX-vb6ti]

Hello, how can this cancellation line be colored?

[@zimistcoded]

Insert the boxed formula and
Double click on the border of the boxed formula to select it
Go to home, then under font, change the Font Color to your preference for the cancellation.
Now click within the boxed formula and enter your number or text.
Double the number or drag over it to select it. You can now change it's color which will give you a different color from the cancellation

[@LiveUX-vb6ti]

Thank you thank you so much, its working.

[@zimistcoded]

@@LiveUX-vb6ti welcome