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First write x2. Highlight the 2, Go to format->font and check the box next to "superscript". This can also be used if you want to get a subscript, shadow, emboss, etc...
There are two other shortcuts for this. You can type in the number 2 and then highlight it and press Ctrl - Shift - "+" (that's Ctrl, Shift and the Plus sign all at the same time). That will do exactly what was listed above.
Also, if you type that a lot, you can make it an Autocorrect feature. What I do is type ^2 and have word automatically superscript it for me. You can do this by typing a superscript 2 and highlighting it. Then go to Tools - Autocorrect and just type in ^2, or whatever other shortcut you want to use, into the "Replace" field and the "With" field should already be populated with what you highlighted and Word will from then on automatically change it for you.(updated 2012): Hold Shift and press 6 which will put the ^ sign.now write the number for example if i want x squared 2 (x powered 2) I write x^2 (put x,the symbol,and then 2).I hope you like my edit.but if you liked the other one,I wont delete it! :)
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