
Method 3: How to Merge cells in Excel using VBA Macro: Now, in the “Format Cells” window navigate to the “Alignment” tab and check the “Merge” checkbox and click “Ok”. After this “Format Cells” window will open.Tip: You can also use the shortcut Alt + H F A for performing this. Next, click the “More Options” button near the “Alignment Settings” on the “Home” Tab as shown.Īlternatively, you can also right-click the selected range and click the “Format Settings” option from the right-click menu.First of all similar to the previous method, select the cells that you have to merge.In this method, we are going to utilize the Format Cells option to merge the selected cells. Method 2: Merging multiple cells using the Format Cells option This will merge all the selected cells and the output will look like the below image.After this navigate to the “Home” tab in the top ribbon and click the “Merge & Centre” button as shown in the below image.


Method 1: Merging multiple cells using the Merge and Centre button in Ribbon.

How Merging is different from Concatenation?.
