Reputation: 1967
How do I format a Sharepoint list value to display superscript such as cubic feet, square feet, etc?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 836
Reputation: 1967
I was able to accomplish this using PowerApps as the data input method. The ASCII code for cubic superscript is Char(0179)
. Writing to the Sharepoint data source, plain text column type, using "ft." & Char(0179)
did the trick.
As you both point out, it can likely be accomplished using a software library or plain html as well (though with the html method, you'd likely need to use RichText type column).
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 2091
SharePoint should do not provide a function to display superscript.
You could try some input method software that contains superscript and subscript symbol libraries.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 840
I am not actually sure if this will solve your problem. What if you use multiline field in list with full Html option (rich text or something similar). I think it should somehow support what you are looking for. I made a quick test and here is the result
Upvotes: 1