There are a lot of mathematical element types that can be used to construct a mathematical block. The sequence of mathematical elements is represented by a mathematical block, and arguments of mathematical elements form a tree-like nesting. Mathematical expressions are formed from sequences of mathematical elements. Using ( Presentation pres = new Presentation ()) Mathematical Element Types To add a mathematical expression on the slide, first, add a shape that will contain the mathematical text: Let’s see how we can create the following mathematical equation via Aspose.Slides API: The abovementioned classes are the key to work with PowerPoint math equations via Aspose.Slides API. MathParagraphallows manipulating a set of math blocks. MathPortion is a mathematical portion, used to hold mathematical text (do not mix with Portion). MathBlockclass essentially is a separated mathematical expression, formula, or equation. A linear collection of mathematical elements forms a mathematical block represented by the MathBlockclass. Mathematical elements are used for building any mathematical constructions with any level of nesting. The export of mathematical structures into images is also partially supported. Create new math expressions or edit previously created ones. Using Aspose.Slide API, you can work with math equations in the PowerPoint presentations programmatically in C#. Users, who need to create mathematical presentations frequently, resort to the use of third-party solutions to create good-looking math formulas. However, creating complicated math equations in PowerPoint often does not bring a good and professional-looking result. PowerPoint supports plenty of mathematical symbols to create math equations. This will create a mathematical text in XML that can be displayed in PowerPoint as following: To add a mathematical equation in PowerPoint, the Insert -> Equation menu is used: For that, the math equations constructor is used in PowerPoint, which helps to create complex formulas like: To do that, various mathematical symbols are represented in PowerPoint and can be added to the text or equation.
In PowerPoint, it is possible to write a math equation or formula and display it in the presentation.
MathSubscriptElement, MathSuperscriptElement, MathRightSubSuperscriptElement, MathLeftSubSuperscriptElement classes.
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