How to merge cells in a Word2007 document table

Friends who have used a table document must often use the merge and split cells feature. And we already know that inserting a table in a Word2007 document and working with the data can be done. So in the WORD2007 document table, how do I do the merge cells action.

Mode 1: Open the Word2007 document window and select two or more cells to be merged. Right-click the selected cell and select Merge Cells on the shortcut menu that opens.

Select the merge Cells command

Mode 2: Select the two or more cells that you want to merge and switch to the Layout tab in the table Design Ribbon. Then click the merge Cells command in the merge group.

Merge Group

Mode 3: In addition to using the merge Cells command to merge cells, users can also implement merged cells by erasing the table line. Click any cell inside the table and switch to the Design tab in the table Design Ribbon. Click the Erase button in the drawing Borders group, and the mouse pointer is the eraser shape. You can merge two cells by dragging the mouse on the table line to erase it. When you have finished merging, press the ESC key on your keyboard or click the Erase button again to remove the erase form line status.

Erase a table line merge cells

There are three ways to do the merge Cells command in the WORD2007 document table, you can use the shortcut menu to select commands, or when you select a cell, click the Layout tab in the table design, and you can merge the cells by erasing the table lines.