Computer Science, asked by etikalashok8768, 1 year ago

Difference between splitting and merging cell

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Answered by dhruva17068

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Merge cells is a feature in Microsoft Word that allows you to join many cells in a table into one cell. ... Split cells on the other hand is a feature that will allow you to divide a single column or row into more rows especially if you would like to fix some data in between the existing rows or columns.

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