What are the shortcut keys for Excel merged cells

What are the shortcut keys for Excel merged cells

The skillful use of shortcut keys can help us improve our efficiency in our work, and then we'll show you how to set up shortcut keys for merging cells.

Merged cells do not have shortcut keys in Excel by default.

The following methods are required to set the

1, open Excel, select Tools-click "Custom". A "Custom" form appears. Ignore this form and there are no items to choose from.

2, right click on the "merged cells" icon. Found no, and the normal right to hit different!

3, select the "Always use Text only" option. At this time, the button is used to merge into the "Merge and center (m)", this (m) is the shortcut you want, now click to close, then select several cells, and then press the combination of key: ALT + M, you can merge center.

It is now set to complete. The shortcut key for merging cells is alt+m

Click the menu Tool---Customize and then select the Merge and center button to select "Always use text" to exit customizations, press Alt+m to merge and center the shortcut key, or in the Name box to enter the shortcut you want (&a)

Set the shortcut keys and splits for the merged cells are alt+m, but you can't use them directly, you need to set them up. You can also set the other keys as the shortcut keys for merging cells. See the animation below for details.

There is no shortcut key.

But you can customize one by yourself: right-click any of the toolbars, and choose Custom (C) ...; Select the "Command" tab, category "format"; Select the merge Cells button in the command to drag it to the appropriate location on the toolbar; Close the custom window to use.

It doesn't seem to have a shortcut button. Excel Shortcut button Word Shortcut button

But Excel has a Super shortcut key F4 that you can repeat the previous action. Example:

Select cells A1 to B1, merge cells, right hand with the mouse to select C2 to D3, the left hand press the F4 key, the right hand then choose, left hand F4 ...