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indent. The distance between the left page margin and the beginning of a
line (left indent) or the right page margin and the end of a line (right
indent). Indents normally make text narrower than margins. See also
bottom margin; first line indent; hanging indent; left margin; margins; right
margin; top margin.
insert. (I) To use the Insert command or Insert function key
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to
place the scrap text in front of the cursor or currently selected text. (2) To
type new characters into a document while in the Edit mode.
input line. The bottom line of the Calculator window.
intersection. A group of cells that forms the overlapping area of2 ranges.
Use the Name command to name the two ranges that intersect; then,
separate the 2 range names with a blank space. See also name; range;
union.
justified. Text in which the left and right edges are flush with the left and
right indents. Spaces are enlarged between words to make the text fill the
lines. See also alignment; ragged.
keep. An instruction to keep all the specified text together (usually a
paragraph or table).
key field. (I) The field of a SORT record in which you enter a sort
specification. (2) The field of a FIND record in which you enter a
comparison. See also comparison; primary sort; secondary sort.
left margin. The number of blank spaces (sometimes called columns) from
the left edge of the page to the first text character, not including any left or
first line paragraph indents. See also bottom margin; first line indent;
hanging indent; indent; margins; right margin; top margin.
link. To use the Multiplan Window Link command to cause 2 windows to
scroll together rather than independently.
lock. To use the Lock command to protect cells or formulas from
inadvertent alteration.
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