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MERGING CELLS IN A TABLE

                 Word 2016 allows us to merge two or more cells to create a larger cell. Cells can be merged

                 either column-wise or row-wise. To merge the cells, follow the given steps:

                       3  Click on the Merge Cells option.         2  Click on the Layout tab.







                                                                                  The selected cells are merged
                                                                                      into a single large cell.

                                                             1  Select the
                                                            cells you want
                                                            to merge.





                           SPLITTING CELLS IN A TABLE


                 Sometimes, we need to split a cell into rows or columns. We can split a cell into the required

                 number of rows or columns. To split a cell, follow the given steps:


                    2  Click on the Layout tab.     3  Click on the Split Cells option.


                                                                                       4  Enter the desired number
                                                                                      in the Number of columns or
                                                                                      Number of rows box.










                                                                             5  Click on the
                                                                            OK button.

                             1  Select the cell that you want to split.

                 The selected cell splits according to the specified numbers of columns and rows.




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