![]() ![]() Now it’s time to see how merging cells in google sheets work. Here’s how it will look like when we merge cells. So, we want to separate sales and revenue clearly. In the below table, we have three-month sales number and revenue for three different products. When we want to create headers, we can merge cells. We use merging cells option when we want to combine two or more cells and create a larger one in Google Sheets. This post will explain all the ways with examples. ![]() Need some specific help with your Google Sheets spreadsheet? Book a Personalised Training session where we can work on your questions.If you want to learn how to merge cells in Google Sheets, this post will help you with step-by-step guidance.įirstly, there’re different methods to merge cells in google sheets. ![]() The range will return to the individual cells. Instead, select the merged cells, and go back to the command (menu or toolbar), and click Unmerge. However, if you’ve moved on to other things, and now realise that you don’t like/need the merge, then undo will ‘undo’ all of the work you’ve just done. The first option we normally go for, if we’ve made a mistake is Undo. You may have noticed in the command that the final option is ‘Unmerge’. When you select it, the “blue cell select” outline shows they are a single cell, rather than the individuals. In our example the range of 7 selected cells, are merged into a single cell. Google Sheets – Merge cells toolbar button Merged into a Single Cell Select the range, then click the button, or use the drop-down arrow to select the direction. The option is also available on the toolbar.
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