LaTeX equation to Word (2007 to 365): 3 Methods [2022]

This video covers 3 ways by which you can bring LaTeX equation to in Ms Word.
Method 1 - Build in LaTeX support: Ms Word recognizes that many prefer to type equation the LaTeX way. Hence, Ms Word started supporting LaTeX for equations from 1707 version of Office 365 onwards. You simply type LaTeX in equation editor with LaTeX option (in Equation tab) clicked. To convert LaTeX into professionally looking Equation, click on Concert (in Equation tab) and select Current - Professional.
Method 2 - Math Autocorrect Options: Ms Word from its version 2007 (2011 version Word for Mac) had its own way of typing equation efficiently, which is similar to LaTeX. You can use these Math Autocorrect shortcuts for typing most of your Math symbols and equation, including Greek symbols, subscript and superscript, fraction, Math and science Symbols, Integration, Matrix, etc. All I also covered these shortcut in my blog www.pickupbrain.com/ms-word/e...
Method 3 - LaTeX → MathML → Word: You can get MathML code of LaTeX equation by saving it in HTML. Then from html doc, copy the MathML code of the equation and past it in Word (as Text Only) to get Equation in Ms Word.
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Nice video. Explained everything perfectly. I'm so glad Word finally supports Latex

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- [00:00](ua-cam.com/video/RP5z8DHpcnI/v-deo.html) 📝 Introduction to LaTeX Equation in Word
- The video introduces three methods for bringing LaTeX equations into Microsoft Word.
- The first method involves using the direct LaTeX support available in Office 365 version 1707 and later.
- Method two explores using Microsoft Word's Equation Editor shortcut, which is similar to LaTeX.
- Method three demonstrates how to convert LaTeX equations into Microsoft Word using an HTML document.
- [01:08](ua-cam.com/video/RP5z8DHpcnI/v-deo.html) 🧮 Method One: Direct LaTeX Support
- Method one involves using Office 365 version 1707 or later, which supports LaTeX directly.
- You can type LaTeX equations, insert an equation editor, and convert LaTeX equations into beautifully formatted equations in Word.
- [02:32](ua-cam.com/video/RP5z8DHpcnI/v-deo.html) 🖋 Method Two: Equation Editor Shortcut
- Method two explores using the Equation Editor shortcut in Word, which is similar to LaTeX.
- You can type mathematical equations easily using this shortcut, and the video mentions a blog with a list of Math Autocorrect shortcuts for more convenience.
- [03:51](ua-cam.com/video/RP5z8DHpcnI/v-deo.html) 📜 Method Three: Converting LaTeX Equations to Word
- Method three demonstrates how to convert LaTeX equations into Microsoft Word.
- This method involves placing LaTeX equations within HTML tags, saving the document as HTML, and then converting MathML code to paste the equations into Word.
- The video provides step-by-step instructions for this method.

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Excellent... Thanks sir, you saved me a lot of time of learning LaTeX..

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Hi sir how can I write math equation from pdf to word

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[@isaacogunmuko3947]

Do you have a video on LaTex Equation in Microsoft OneNote?

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Thanks for the inquiry. Really sorry to say that I don't have that.

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@@pickupbrain Do you know how to type LaTex Equation in OneNote?

[@ngokmeidania9038]

I tried on my ipad, office 365. Latex equations does not work.

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Sorry, I didn't try it on ipad. Will update when I do so.

[@Oceanooo000]

The f*ing problem is how to display Latex in WORD if I copy a block of text with Latex