Such as: John Jones
Mary Smith[Solved] Multiple names vertically in one cell
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[Solved] Multiple names vertically in one cell
I want to place people's first and last names one above and below one another in one cell. Is this possible and how?
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Re: Multiple names in one cell
Yes. To learn the procedure for your system read Help → OpenOffice Help → OpenOffice Calc → Index → Search term → breaks in cells.revshowers wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 8:12 pm I want to place people's first and last names one above and below one another in one cell.
However Calc works best when a cell only holds one piece of information. If you put multiple names in a cell you will find it difficult to analyze your data with Calc features and functions. For example, you will find it difficult to use a function to determine how many names the cell holds.
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