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1.

Select Multiple Cells

Select the cells that you want to merge into a single cell. Generally, this requires that you select empty cells to the right or to the left of one or more labels.

2.

Request Merged Cells

Select

Format, Merge Cells from the menu. Calc merges the cells into a single cell for you. You can now format the merged cell just as you would a single cellchanging its alignment, size, or the formatting of the textto create a bolder or more useful label.

NOTES

If you select cells from two or more rows to merge, Calc merges those cells' contents into a single cell on a single row. Usually, you'll want to merge only adjacent cells from the same row.

The

Merge button on the

Standard toolbar is a toggle button; clicking it once requests the merge, clicking it again removes the merge.

3.

Merge Cells from Another Row

If you have other cells from a subsequent row that you want to merge into one, continue selecting adjacent cells in each row and merging them from the

Format, Merge Cells menu. You might do this, for example, if your spreadsheet uses a multiline title atop the data; by merging the title's cells into a single cell, you can more easily center the title over the data.

4.

Reverse the Merge

To reverse the merge, select

Format, Merge Cells, Remove , or simply click the

Merge Cells button on the

Standard toolbar.