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Old 05-26-2014, 07:16 AM
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Hi there! I need some help!



Well, I have a table with some columns inside of others. I wanna know how can I divide the limit, the line of limit of three columns. I'm not sure if I can explain what I want. I don't wanna divide the columns, it's done. I wanna make some spaces in the line limit that divides the row.

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You can insert a table inside a cell of another table, if that helps.
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You can also use the Split Cells tool to split cells vertically and/or horizontally.
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I tried but I couldn't! Thank you for your efforts, but it didn't work!
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What did you try specifically? Nesting tables? Splitting cells?
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