tying 3 words together on one line

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Hi,

I have a document that I need to format. There is one sentence with the
words "P & L" in it. I would like the whole "P & L" stay together on one
line (instead of the L being on the next line down). I know there is a
shortcut to do this but can't remember how to do it. Do I highlight the
space after the '&' and then hit Ctrl+enter?

Thanks, Eden397
 
S

Stefan Blom

Delete the spaces between the words and then use Ctrl+Shift+SpaceBar to
insert nonbreaking spaces instead.

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