How to add new line in Open office spreadsheet Cell?
I am working on an OpenOffice spreadsheet which needs some listing of content. e.g: Modules:
- Add user
- Add customer
I can't format the text in the cell. Please assist me if anyone has done the new line in the spreadsheet cell. Thanks in Advance.
Solution
To enter a newline in a cell, press Ctrl+Enter.
Documentation: https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Inserting_Line_Breaks_in_Cells
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