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In MS Word, one can use the "split cell" function to insert multiple rows
and/or columns into a single cell. I would like to do the same, but in Excel. In this case, it is simply text that I am dealing with, no fancy formulas or such. So in one cell, I want the top part to span the width of the cell and say "The Big Idea", and then immediately beneath that, have 3 columns that are "children" of "The Big Idea" that say "Good", "Bad" and "Ugly". I know I could do this using different Excel rows entirely and using the "merge cell" function, but this does not look the same. Help? |
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