7.0 Calc - Split a cell Diagonally and write text in each parts horizontal aligned left and right - SOLVED

[artofit]

I wish to do in LibreCalc as :

The Cell Division Trick (Excel Hacks)

However, I do not manage to have a top text to the right and a bottom text to the left, when I use aligment it does for the all cells.

Maybe I do a stupid thing, but neither can I with:

Libreoffice : Divide cell diagonally in Writer

Thanks

[LeroyG]

@artofit, The second link in the question is an example of a table made in a text document (Writer in our case).

[LeroyG]

• Type a space (in light red in the second image), the word for the first line, press Ctrl+Enter, type the word for the second line, and press Enter. (Edit: some rewording here).

Choose menu Format - Cells…:

• In Borders tab, on the User-defined: field, select the descending diagonal.

• In Alignment tab, and for Horizontal alignment select Distributed, and OK.

Edit: Maybe you will need to adjust column width and row height to make it look good. /Edit

Made with LibreOffice 6.3.6.2/7.0.6.2 (x86/x64); OS: Windows 6.1/10.0.

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[EarnestAl]

@LeroyG you should click the tick against your answer to turn it green. I think you can do it five days after posted. Cheers, Al

[artofit]

Thanks for solving: LO 7.0, Linux

[LeroyG]

@artofit, I’m glad it worked.

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