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(i) With shortcut Select the cells you want to merge. ?Alt?+?O?, and then ?M? (on Windows) or ?Control?+?Option?+?O?, and then ?M? (on MacO). Choose your action, ?Merge all?, ?Merge horizontally?, ?Merge vertically?, or ?Unmerge?.

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Select two or more adjacent cells. Control-click the cells, then choose Merge Cells. Note: If the Merge Cells command is dimmed, you might have selected entire columns or rows, or a header cell and a body cell, which can't be merged, even if they're adjacent.

Merge cells Select two or more adjacent cells. Control-click the cells, then choose Merge Cells. Note: If the Merge Cells command is dimmed, you might have selected entire columns or rows, or a header cell and a body cell, which can't be merged, even if they're adjacent.

Exploring Excel's CONCATENATE function for merging names Select the cell where you want to merge the first and last names. Type the formula =CONCATENATE(A1," ",B1), where A1 is the cell containing the first name and B1 is the cell containing the last name. Press "Enter" to complete the formula and merge the names together.

In the bottom-right corner of the screen, then tap Unmerge Cells. All of the content and formatting from the previously merged cell appears in the first unmerged cell.

Following the steps below, you can find all the merged cells in your worksheet and then unmerge those cells. Click Home > Find & Select > Find. Click Options > Format. Click Alignment > Merge cells > OK. Click Find All to see a list of all merged cells in your worksheet.