How do I use superscript formatting with an axis label?

[onrb]

If this is not available, can a development request be submitted to allow for sub-scripting and super-scripting.

[Eli_S]

Hi,

This feature is currently not available in LabIVEW. Please feel free to submit your feedback in the Product Suggestion Center.

[jon_mcbee]

You could fake it, see my example below.  Type the text you want to appear as superscript in the SuperScript String Control.

[altenbach]

Also remember that certain things are available as "fake" superscripts as part of the normal fonts.

ABCª CDE° FGH² IJK³ LMN¹ OPQº

I use the "square" all the time. 😉

[onrb]

This is a good workaround for a single placement. II'll use this for a superscript of 1/2 instead of sqrt(Hz).

I would like to replace the scientific notation 1E+3 with 1x10^3 where ^3 is a superscript for each label.

I could do the same if the axis labels were fixed, but with autoscaling, they will change.

Thanks. I'll use the small text placement for one of the workarounds.

[tim_wen]

Hi, Altenbach,

I hope you are still on the forum.

I need to do a supercript for power of 2 in axis label.

Where can I find the fake script like you showed?

thanks.

Tim

[altenbach]

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tim_wen wrote:

Where can I find the fake script like you showed?

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You could just copy/paste from my post above! 😄

(Alternatively, under windows run "charmap" browse the fonts, and pick the character you want)

[tim_wen]

thanks. 

charmap works, but not on every system. 

but it works on the one I need to have the superscript.  🙂

[altenbach]

You can also simply place a temporary string control, indicator, or diagram constant, right-click...set ot to \-codes, enter "\B2", set it back to normal display and cut/paste the resulting text.

... there are a few more ways..... 😄

[tim_wen]

great idea, thanks again..  🙂