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Supercat Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Listing?
In a table, I'm listing actions we're going to do.
You're going to review an instruction manual.
And you list up in the table:
Instruction manual Review
Is this odd?
How about using punctuation?
Instruction manual; Review
(It is not a title on the Contents page of a book.)
You're going to review an instruction manual.
And you list up in the table:
Instruction manual Review
Is this odd?
How about using punctuation?
Instruction manual; Review
(It is not a title on the Contents page of a book.)
Top answer
Dear Supercat It is conventional not to use punctuation in the titles of columns or rows in a table. Kind regards Michael
- Dear Supercat It is conventional not to use punctuation in the titles of columns or rows in a table.
- Kind regards Michael
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Dear Supercat
It is conventional not to use punctuation in the titles of columns or rows in a table.
Kind regards
Michael
It is conventional not to use punctuation in the titles of columns or rows in a table.
Kind regards
Michael
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