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In an instance of Microsoft Word 2016, you'll find that Merge Cells in the right-click option menu will do just what you're looking to. In Attachment 1, you'll find where the actual selection is, and in Attachment 2, you'll see what it did to the cells across the top, which were previously connected. I also added a different formatting to the table in the second attachment, the colors were not changed do to selecting Merge Cells.
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Answer:
A. Document Properties
B. Permission
C. Document Options
D. File Details
The answer to this question is "File Details
" . This will help Jeffrey works efficiently with a huge database of spreadsheet records each day. He can assign names to these File Details which represents each spreadsheet records. This will help his report more organized and easy to identity.
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When pointed over text withing a paragraph the cursor takes the shape of an I-beam. <span>The I-Beam is the default cursor when hovering over text. However, it is possible to change it.</span>