This article will discuss how to put a bar over a letter in Google Docs. It is so simple. Let’s dive deep into that and discuss two simple approaches to doing this.
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Follow the quick steps below.
- Open your Google Docs document where you wish to type a bar over a letter in Google Docs.
- Place the cursor at the exact location where you wish to add the letter.
- Click on the Insert menu –> Select the Equation option.
4. Now, the equation box will be added.
5. Type \overline inside the Equation box, then press the space bar immediately. Now, you can see a bar added inside the equation box.
6. Now type the letter or word over which you wish to keep the bar, and you are done.
Follow the quick steps below.
- Open your Google Docs document and click on the exact place where you wish to add the letter.
- Click on the View menu –> Select the Show Equation toolbar option.
3. You can see the New Equation option once you enable this option.
4. Click the New Equations button –> then click the Math Operations dropdown –> Select the highlighted option.
5. You will see the bar is added to the equation box.
6. Then, type a letter inside the equation box.
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I am Rajkishore, and I have over 14 years of experience in the Software Industry. For a long time, I have been using Google Docs, Google Drive, and Google Sheets for my document usage, and I am sharing all the tips and tricks, the challenges I have come across, and their solutions to use Google Docs for your day-to-day use. I hope you will learn from these practical Google Docs tutorials. Read more.