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Merge Table Cells In Word 2007
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After you create a table in Word, you might decide that you want combine one or more cells into a single row or column. For example, you can combine all the cells in a row to create a table heading that spans multiple columns.
In Word, you can combine two or more cells in a row or column into a single cell. The steps below describe how you can do this in Word 2007
- Select adjacent cells that you want to merge into a single cell.
- Click the Layout tab under the Table Tools tab.
- Click the Merge Cells icon in the Merge group.
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