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How to add a horizontal line above the letters in word

You can insert a new formula to add a horizontal line above the letters.

1. Take the Word2010 version as an example, as shown below. After opening the document, click "Insert" at the top of the page;

How to add a horizontal line above the letters in word

2. In the Insert menu bar Next, click "Formula";

How to add a horizontal line above the letters in word

3. Select "Insert New Formula" in the pop-up box;

How to add a horizontal line above the letters in word

4. Click "Derivative Symbol" at the top of the pop-up page and select the horizontal bar symbol in the pop-up box;

How to add a horizontal line above the letters in word

5. As shown below, you can select the horizontal bar symbol in the horizontal bar box Enter the letters in.

How to add a horizontal line above the letters in word

For more word-related technical knowledge, please visit the Word Getting Started Tutorial column to learn!

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