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gmayor gmayor is offline How to text heading1 text heading1 text? How to collapse or hide text in the middle of a line. Windows 10 How to text heading1 text heading1 text? How to collapse or hide text in the middle of a line. Office 2016
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The text is only hidden if the user doesn't display hidden text. It is better to use a macro to insert alternative text rather than hide it.
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