[nirdk]

Can anyone help me to insert multiple columns under any particular cell without disturbing other cell data ?

For example it should be like :

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| A | B | C |
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1 | PHY | CHEM | MATH |
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2 | | ORG | INOR| |
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3 | 75 | 35 | 45 | 89 |
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4 | 65 | 25 | 35 | 90 |
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It means we should have multiple columns under the same "B" column.

Many thanks in advance !

With Regards,

Nirmal

[sclark]

The easiest way I can think of is to:
1) Insert a row in between columns B and C (making math column d
2) Merge B1 and C1 so that the Chem heading follows both columns
3) Use Orig and INor as two separate columns (B and C) under the one heading (Math)

[QQapple]

I agree with sclark

Since you look new to excel.. hope this helps:

To merge:
1. In that example you provided, select both B1 and C1
2. Right click on them and select from the menu "Format cells"
3. A window should pop up - select the tab "Alignment"
4. There should be an option to "Merge cells"... click that check box so that there is a tick beside Merge cells
5. Press OK

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