Add formula

There are two types of formulae that can be added:

• Formal formulae: are numbered and can have a formula key.
• Inline formulae: are not numbered and do not have a formula key.

Add a numbered formula

• To add a formula, place your cursor at the location where the formula should be inserted and click on Formula from the INSERT tab.
• A pop-up window with the equation editor will appear. Use the elements in the different tabs of the equation editor menu to enter your equation.
• Then click on Save to insert it into your document.
• To add a key to the formula, select Add legend from the element menu of the equation.

Add an inline formula

• To add a mathematical expression in the flow of the text, i.e. an inline formula, place your cursor where you want to insert the equation.
• Go to the INSERT tab, click on Formula and Inline Formula.

• In the the formula editor pop up, type your formula and click on the Save button to insert the formula inline with your text:

  

Edit a formula

• You can edit your equation by right-clicking on it and selecting Edit formula.

• You can also use the drawing tool to design your formulae with the mouse or a pencil pad:

  

Copy formula from existing Word document

If the document has been imported by ISO/CS to the OSD, or was started in Word, the formula may be available already in the Word document.

• Create a numbered formula or an inline formula
• Open the Word document and find the relevant formula.
• Copy the formula from the original Word document.
• In the formula editor pop up, paste the copied formula.
• Verify that it is correct with regard to the original that was copied.
• If it requires correction, delete and recreate relevant symbols in the equation.