

Note that you cannot split an unmerged cell. Right-click the selected cells, and choose the Cells > Merge Cells option from the context menu.įollow the below steps to split the merged cell into more cells.

Use the Ctrl key to select more than one cell. To Merge Cells in a Table Data Regionįollow the below steps to merge multiple cells in a table. Note that when you merge multiple cells, only the content of the upper-left cell for left-to-right languages, or the upper-right cell for right-to-left languages is preserved. Vertical cell merging is possible only within the same row type, that is, within the Header, Group Header, Footer, Group Footer, or Details row. You can merge cells both horizontally and vertically in a table. Select and drag to highlight the cells you want to merge. If multiple cells contain content before merging, all the content is retained, but cells with a specific data format, such as numbers, currency, or dates, are converted to text.

Unmerging cells that were previously merged retains all the data in the new top-left cell. Borders.Enable False End With End If See also. Cell(Row:1, Column:1).Merge MergeTo.Cell(Row:1, Column:2). If > 1 Then With ActiveDocument.Tables(1). User-context Based Parameters in a Data Set Merging table cells combines adjacent cells into a single cell. This example merges the first two cells in table one in the active document with one another and then removes the table borders.
