Starting with Prism 8 we did a huge amount of work to make Prism 8 and future versions work with Unicode, so Prism will work just fine with equations copied from MS Office. Windows Adding equations from Microsoft Office 365 The sections below provide details on some of the methods that can still be used to add equations to your Prism graphs or layouts. There are a couple of solutions available depending on your operating system. More information on that is also provided on this page. However, this functionality was removed by Microsoft, and trying to use this feature in Prism results in an error message. In older versions of Prism, inserting equations was much easier and used Microsoft Equation Editor.
This page provides details on some ways that this can be done. While we may include this functionality in a future version of the software, we suggest using 3rd party tools to achieve this functionality in existing versions of Prism. Prism doesn't currently offer any built-in tools for users to write custom equations (for example, using a TeX editor). This page refers to the second use of "equation editor", and provides some methods that can be used to add these kinds of custom equations to your graphs or layouts in Prism. The other meaning would be to annotate your graphs with a visual representation (image) of a custom equation. There are two possible meanings of the term "equation editor" in Prism. One meaning would be to enter or edit a user-defined equation for use in nonlinear regression.
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