Dear Monks, I am asking for your eternal wisdom. I use Perl to automatically generate reports in MS Word. This report contains a table with results, and I wish to add to each result some additional info in superscript, e.g. a particular cell contains the results "12.4" and I want to add in superscript "(3)". In other words, the cell contains the text "12.4(3)", with "(3)" in superscript. My current code is as follows: 
$Table->Cell($Row, $Col)->Range->{Text} = "12.4";
$Table->Cell($Row, $Col)->Range->Font->{Superscript} = 1;
$Table->Cell($Row, $Col)->Range->InsertAfter("(3)");
$Table->Cell($Row, $Col)->Range->Font->{Superscript} = 0;

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What I notice is that "12.4" is written in normal font. Then it changes into superscript, "(3)" is written in superscript, and finally everything changes to normal font again. Is there anyone who knows how to get it right?

Thanks,
Walter

In reply to Superscript in Word tables by WJJK

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