In this article, we will show you how to merge and split cells in Google Sheets. Merging cells can be helpful to format your data and make it more presentable.
However, keep in mind that despite improving the aesthetics of your spreadsheet, merging cells will make it trickier to copy, paste, and move data and prevent you from sorting and filtering it.
To merge cells, select more than one cell and click 
. If you click the dropdown arrow instead of the merge button, you’ll see options to merge vertically and horizontally.
When selecting more than one column and row simultaneously, merging vertically will only combine the cells within the same column, and merging horizontally will only merge the cells in the same row.
To unmerge cells, select a cell that has been merged and uncheck the Merge button.
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