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Can I create a custom format that allows for the number following the
letter(s) representing an element to be in superscript form? ex. H1 (I want the 1 to be superscript for the hydrogen 1 isotope), or C12 (I want the 12 to be superscript for the carbon 12 isotope) The element can be 1 letter or 2 letters - I don't know if that complicates things (i.e. hydrogen is represented by H, but Helium is represented by He). Also the isotope number could be 1, 2, or 3 digits. Thanks if anyone can help. |
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