If you have a long title for a table and need it to span several cells, you can use

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aniked [119]2 years ago

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In excel, when the title is too long, you can merge the cells

iren [92.7K]2 years ago

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MERGING AND SPLITTING CELLS When there’s data that should span several cells you can use Merge Cells on the Table Tools Layout tab to combine selected cells into one. For example, you may want to merge the cells in the top row of a table for a title as in Figure 77. To combine any two or more cells into one, drag to select the cells and then click Merge Cells. If you later want to divide a cell, place the insertion point in the cell and click Split Cells on the Table Tools Layout tab.

D. Merge Cells

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