So, in Google sheets I’ve seen spread sheets created with cells within cells. So, you’ll have a rows like: read benchmark, write benchmark, copy benchmark, and within each you’ll have multiple trials and the average. Is there any means of doing something like this in libreoffice Calc?
Can you share it (link it) here?
The smallest unit is the CELL in the Linbreoffice there is no way to divide a cell to smaller parts.
But you can Merge the adjacent cells around a cell specific range. This will be visually similar to the desired feature.
Pretty much the same as your link: Select the cells you want to merge then click Format > Merge Cells > Merge cells (or Merge and Centre cells)
Help: Merge and Unmerge Cells
Also I recommend to download the free Calc Guide at English documentation | LibreOffice Documentation - LibreOffice User Guides
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And to complete the picture, it should be noted that merging cells is a bad practice in general (problems with filtering).
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It works for my Use case. I’m comparing memory optimizations, and reading left to right let’s me know if tightening timings improves the benchmark I care about.
There might be a more ideal way of organizing the chart to see how timing changes together impact performance. But, I don’t know the ideal format for that.