Merge brings one to several individual cells from Excel into Word. The formatting in the merged Word document depends on Word, not Excel. If you would like to retain the same formatting as you had in Excel, then format the target location in Word to match the cell from Excel.
You can not merge excel documents into notepad, but you can copy data from Excel and paste it into notepad if you want to remove all of the formatting and have only plain text.
You can use the Merge and Center icon on the formatting toolbar or do it through the Format menu by going to Cells and then picking the Merge cells option.
First select the cells you want to Merge and Center. Then there are two ways. You can go to Format Cells and then Alignment and the option is there. You can also do it by clicking on the icon on the Formatting toolbar.
First select the cells you want to Merge and Center. Then there are two ways. You can go to Format Cells and then Alignment and the option is there. You can also do it by clicking on the icon on the Formatting toolbar.
Select the cells you want and then use the Merge and Center icon on the formatting toolbar, or go to the Format menu, pick Cells, Alignment and Merge Cells.
The main document or mail merge document.
Yes, Excel can be used as the source of data for a Mail Merge of any kind, so that includes labels.
main document
The name is "merge and center", which combines all highlighted cells. For newer versions of Excel this is on the "Home" tab.
There are a lot of things Word does, that Excel and Powerpoint don't. Probably the most significant of these is Mail Merge.
Not sure why you would want to do that, but Excel supports it if that is what you decide to do.
It allows you to combine elements of different styles together.