Merging Cells in Microsoft Excel.
Check out our step-by-step guide on how to merge cells in Microsoft Excel and enhance your spreadsheets,
Open Microsoft Excel: Start by launching the Microsoft Excel application.
Select the Cells to Merge: Highlight the cells you want to merge. For example, if you want to merge the first test cell, select it.
Access the Home Tab: Go to the Home tab on the ribbon at the top of the Excel window.
Use the Merge and Center Option:
Click on the Merge and Center button. This will merge the selected cells into one cell and centralize the text within that merged cell.
Merge Across:
If you want to merge cells across a row without centering the text, select the cells, go to the Merge and Center dropdown menu, and choose Merge Across. This will merge the cells in each row while keeping the text left-aligned. You may see a warning message indicating that only the upper left value will be kept.
Merge Cells:
To merge cells without centering the text, select the desired cells again, go to the Merge and Center dropdown, and select Merge Cells. This will merge the cells while keeping everything left-aligned.
Unmerge Cells:
If you decide you no longer want the cells merged, you can unmerge them by selecting the merged cell, going to the Home tab, and clicking on the Merge and Center button again. This will revert the cells back to their original state.
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