[Grayson]

I was able to use the below code in your plugin to do the trick. I justslapped all in a HTML table.

<table><tr><td>[gdoc key=”https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/MYGOOGLESHEETID/edit#gid=1833743368&#8243; query=”select AE limit 1 offset 2″ display=”inline” class=”no-datatables” use_cache=”no”] </td><td>is leading Men’s and</td><td>[gdoc key=”https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/MYGOOGLESHEETID/edit#gid=1833743368&#8243; query=”select AF limit 1 offset 2″ display=”inline” class=”no-datatables” use_cache=”no”]</td><td>is leading Womens!</td></tr></table>

Your plugin did it! Thank you!

It now renders all in one line:
“Bob White (4.02) is leading Men’s and Jane Doe (3.15) is leading Women’s!

[Grayson]

That is the reason I tried your plugin as I already tried that possibility. You are correct.
Thank you. You’re plugin is truly useful.

[Grayson]

Inside my shortcoder code is:

[gdoc key=”https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/MYGOOGLESHEETID/edit#gid=18337438&#8243; query=”select AE limit 1 offset 2″ display=”inline” class=”no-datatables” use_cache=”no”] $$enclosed_content$$

named …. [sc name="maleleader"]is the Men’s rating leader![/sc]

which returns ….
White, Bob (4.08)
is the Men’s rating Leader

where I would like it to be: “White, Bob (4.08) is the Men’s rating Leader

However, I believe this has to do with the shortcode I used within [sc] [/sc]

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