Google Sheets - How to Merge Cells !

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Merging cells in Google Sheets is a simple and effective way to combine multiple cells into one. This can be especially useful when you're working on headers, labels, or creating a clean and organized layout. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you merge cells in Google Sheets:

First, open Google Sheets by going to [sheets.google.com](http://sheets.google.com/) and access your spreadsheet. Once you're in the sheet:

1. Select the cells you want to merge. For example, click and drag across the cells in a row or column that you want to combine into a single cell.
2. At the top of the screen, click on the "Format" menu.
3. In the dropdown, you'll see an option for "Merge cells." When you hover over this option, you'll have several choices:
**Merge All**: Combines all selected cells into one.
**Merge Vertically**: Merges cells in a vertical column.
**Merge Horizontally**: Merges cells in a horizontal row.
4. Choose the option that fits your needs. Once selected, your chosen cells will be merged into one.

To unmerge cells, simply follow the same steps and choose the "Unmerge" option.

Merging cells is especially useful for creating titles or headers across multiple columns or rows in your spreadsheet.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:05 Opening Google Sheets
0:10 Selecting the cells to merge
0:20 Accessing the merge options from the "Format" menu
0:30 Merging cells vertically, horizontally, or completely
0:40 Unmerging cells if needed
0:50 Conclusion

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