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hi and in todays tutorial im going to show you how to merge and split cells in a table in word so lets go up to insert table click on the drop down and im just going to select a table thats four columns long and eight rows deep and there we have our simple table im just going to zoom in now in this table weve obviously got rows all the way down and weve got columns four columns here and then weve got cells which is the individual cells within our table now merging is to connect cells together so for example if i wanted to merge all of these cells at the top here so i can put a title in the middle then i select all four of those cells go up to layout and go to this icon that says merge cells and click and as you can see word has merged all of those cells together to make one cell so if i put my title in and just send to that go to layout and along to center here and you can see now word has used that entire cell for my title now i can also merge many
