Highlight the cells you want to merge by left clicking, holding and dragging until all the cells are identified. At the top of the screen there should be an icon that looks like a square with two arrows pointing left and right; in older versions of Excel the icon says "Merge and Center". Once your cells are highlighted, click on this icon and the cells will merge and any data entered into the merged cell will be centered.
The text must be in the left hand cell. Select the range then 'merge and centre'. This can be achieved using the merge and centre tool from the toolbar/ribbon or from the format cells menu. Al
Select the cells and then either click the merge and center icon on the standard toolbar or go to the Format menu and pick Cells and in Alignment, pick Merge Cells and set the alignment to be centred.
The name is "merge and center", which combines all highlighted cells. For newer versions of Excel this is on the "Home" tab.
Highlight the cells you are interested in merging .. make sure you are on the "home" tab (found at the top of the excel program), and choose the down arrow beside merge & center in the "alignment box". there you will find the option to merge & center, merge across, merge cells, and unmerge cells ..
Within the Alignment section on the Home tab of Excel, you can align the text of a selected cell from center, left, right or justified. It also allow you to merge cells and wrap text.
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.
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.
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.
If you have 2007, go to the ribbon "Home" and click on "Merge". This will only take the first cell's information.
Merging, or sometimes called Merge and Center, as content can be centered in the resulting cell. Note, however, that only the content in the first (top, left) cell will be retained using the standard Merge or Merge and Center features.
Unprotect the page where you want to use the Merge and Center command. When a worksheet is protected, you will not be able to use any of the commands that change the appearance of the worksheet.