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When you type an equation and a delimiting character—such as a space—in a math region, Word automatically converts it into a professionally formatted equation. The following procedure explains how to convert a professionally formatted equation into an equation that is all on one line.
For information about writing equations, see Write, insert, or change an equation.
Convert an equation format
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Select the equation.
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On the Design tab that is under Equation Tools, in the Tools group, click Linear.
