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Joining and splitting table cells
This section describes how you can join table cells (combine several cells to make
one cell) and also split them (separate cells into multiple cells).
Topics covered:
Joining table cells
Splitting table cells
Splitting tables
Joining table cells
You can join together neighboring cells of a table any time you wish. That is, you
can combine them to make a single cell.
You do this as follows:
1. Select the cells to be joined.
2. Invoke the Table > Join Cells command.
The cells are now combined.
In this process, the contents of the original cells are not lost; they are combined in
the resulting cell. The content of each original cell is placed in a separate paragraph.
Splitting table cells
You can split table cells any time you wish; that is, you can break them into multiple
cells.
You do this as follows:
1. Position the text cursor in the cell you want to split.
2. Invoke the Table > Split Cells command.
3. A dialog box appears. Enter the number of rows and columns into which the
cell should be split in this dialog.
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