[Equation Editor] Argmin and Argmax parameter

hi
there is one slight problem i have with equation editor and it that i cant write argmax and argmin parameter below the main function. for example i want to find i which minimize a function
W=argmin_i f(i)
the first i should be just below the argmin, but if i use _ it will be after thr argmin and below it. i also used the matrix section "2x1 emtry matrix" but it will reduce the size of the argmin and make the whole equation ugly.
is there a solution for this?
best regards.

Hi,
As this issue, add ”” to _ then the issue will be solved.
In the Equation, type in:
W=argmin”_”i f(i)
Jaynet Zhang
TechNet Community Support

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