Remember that there is an option in the table cell split in the WPS2000 Professional Edition to set the split method to reference right (or up, down, left) edge units (Figure 1):
Figure 1
In WPS Text 2005, this function also disappears (Microsoft does not have this function). When we want to split the merged cells into the same line as the next one, is it only possible to draw with a pencil tool? As shown in Figure 2, place the cursor in the cell that you want to split, click the Split cell button, the "Number of columns" set to 1, with the mouse click on the "number of rows" after the adjustment of the arrow upward, for a moment, "line number" on the positioning in the "5" on the less. The number of rows to the right of this cell is exactly "5"! In this way, we do not have to count one by one to the end of a few lines, not to take the "pencil" a piece of the line to draw!
Figure 2 Computer Tutorials
Careful observation, there are more found that when a cell is split, the number of rows is not arbitrary. It depends on whether there are more than one line on either side, and if there is more than one line to the left or right, the number of rows that can be split cannot exceed the number of rows on both sides, and must be an approximate number for the large numbers. For example, a cell with 4 rows to the left, and 2 rows to the right, the split can be split up to 4 lines, and can only be split into 1, 2, 4 rows, and not split into 3 rows. However, if there are no more rows on either side, you can split it into any number of rows. For a column to be split, there are no restrictions.