How do I remove parentheses/brackets around a term in Word 2007 equation?
Solution 1
That behavior of Equation Editor is by design, and there is no way to delete B without deleting the parentheses. The program evaluates the parentheses as a whole object: (◻)
What you can do is (especially when the content in the parenthesis are longer) to double-click on the content to select it, and to use CTRL+X to cut it to be pasted later.
Solution 2
Found another "solution" (which I don't like much more than copy/paste): switch to Line mode, where you can remove parentheses.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Benjol almost 2 years
Say for example I have
A = (B) + C
, I can't work out how to remove the parentheses/brackets around B without also deleting B. There's no way to select the brackets individually, as far as I can tell...