Chapter 22. Math in OneNote

In This Chapter

• Use OneNote's built-in symbols to enter calculations

• Use Word's Equation Editor to perform mathematical calculations in OneNote

• Insert Excel spreadsheet components in OneNote

• Link to Excel files

A comprehensive note-taking program should include the capability to insert any type of information within the note. In previous chapters we've covered how you can import information from Outlook, PowerPoint, and Internet Explorer into OneNote. When inserting information from each of these programs, you inserted either graphics or text into OneNote.

This chapter covers inserting a different type of information into OneNote—calculations and other mathematical information. As in previous chapters, even if there isn't a built-in way to capture the information in OneNote, there are workarounds that will help you capture all of your necessary information in an easy-to-understand format.