Change superscript and subscript words in one click in whole document

How to change superscript and subscript words in one simple click in whole document...
This method is even simpler because it enables you to complete the replacement in one step. The general stages are as follows:

1. To the relevant character, type "N2a" and use the subscript formatting (the "2").
2. Press Ctrl+X or Ctrl+C to select just the text that is correctly formed (all three characters, N2a, and the subscripted 2). By doing this, the text is taken out of the document and put in the clipboard.
3. To open the Replace tab of the Find and Replace dialogue box, use Ctrl+H.
Put the text you are looking for in the Find What box.
Enter the letter "^c" in the Replace With box. (Be careful to follow the caret with a lowercase c.)
4. By using this command, you may tell Word to replace any occurrences of the Find What text with whatever is now in the Clipboard (your properly formatted text).
5. Replace All by clicking.
The correctly formed N2a content is faithfully replaced by Word's original text.

This tip applies to Microsoft Word 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, and Word in Microsoft 365.

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[juanjoseleongutierrez]

Beautiful, I can sleep now, thanks <3

[rufarocelestine]

Excellent! Thank you. I'm writing Bible verses for a devotiinal and I didn't know how to change all the verse numbers to superscript automatically!