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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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Described suggestion to anchor an image in a cell is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sorry I didn't answer, what I mean is for example adding an Extract option the context menu like in the attached image. Once that command is selected by the user, the usual Save dialog would allow to save as PNG, JPEG or standalone PDF in the specified location, but only the currently selected page or pages. This would me much more convenient than deleting all the other pages, saving and undoing.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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It is planned in one of the future releases.
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Spreadsheets - Adjust the height and width of all cells at once using the mouse, just like in Excel.
44 votesIt is planned in one of the future releases.
Sorry that I didn't answer. An example of free software that can merge and split individual pages is PDF Arranger (https://github.com/pdfarranger/pdfarranger). Splitting is essentially duplicating + cropping the resulting pages, thus splitting the original content horizontally/vertically across two or more pages.
Joining instead produces a wider (or "taller") page in which the content of the original pages is placed side by side horizontally or vertically according to the number of rows/columns specified.