Search for your newly created equation template in the right list, then assign a keyboard shortcut to it.Īlthough the OP asked about Microsoft Word 2010, there is another option in Microsoft Word 2016 that seems to work better. NOTE: If you'd like to save this newly formatted equation as a keyboard shortcut (like pressing the Alt and + keys simultaneously in order to create a new equation), you can do so by going to File → Options → Customize Ribbon → Customize Shortcuts and then selecting "Building Blocks". Now if you want to insert an equation with automatic numbering in standard journal/conference paper format, just select the template you have made from the equation gallery and it will insert it into the document as desired.Įquation numbers will be automatically updated and references can be made to them using the References → Cross Reference option for equations. Select Insert → Equation → Save Selection to Equation Gallery.
Insert → Equation into center column (type in current equation or placeholder).Ĭut and past number from above location to right column of equation table. (Other percentages will work provided they add up to 100%.) These values work well for Times New Roman 12pt equation numbers. In Column Tab, set preferred width to 7%, 86% and 7% for 1st 2nd and 3rd column respectively. In Table Tab, Check Preferred Width → Percent → 100. You can create a template that can be used to automatically generate the table and equation with number to the right:
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