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Excel - Merge Cells

Any way to merge a number of cells into one cell, for example the title of many columns in a table??

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Old Jan 10, 2007, 12:45 AM   #2  
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Try concat this function joins strings, you can add " " between arguements.
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I mean merge the cells so that more than one column is headed by a single cell, I know you can do it with word tables, but I can't find the option in excell. Maybe you can't do it because spreadsheets are less of a presentation tool.. :/
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Select the 2 or more cells in the header row and then Format, Cells, Alignment, Check the Merge Cells.

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