In our earlier merge example, we selected several
adjacent cells that were blank, empty of data. What happens if you merge
together several cells that have data?
Before You Begin: Enter sample data
In Cell C3 type: Bananas
In Cell D3 type: Apples
3. Try This:
Merge Data
Select: Cell C3 and D3.
Go to Home-> Alignment.
Click on Merge and Center.
What Do You See? If several cells have data,
Microsoft Excel will only keep the information from the first cell.
Please close this spreadsheet. You do not have to
save it.
Memo to Self: The first cell is
defined as the upper-left most cell in the spreadsheet.
Exam 77-882: Microsoft Excel 2010
Core
3. Formatting Cells and Worksheets
3.2. Merge or split cells: Merge
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