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What happens to the data when multiple cells in a table are merged in Microsoft Word?
What happens to the data when multiple cells in a table are merged in Microsoft Word?
- The content is delated
- The content from all cells is concatenated, starting from the leftmost cell (correct)
- A placeholder appears instead
- Only the content of the first cell is retained
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What happens to data when merging cells in a Word table?
What happens to data when merging cells in a Word table?
When you merge multiple cells in a table in Microsoft Word, the content from those cells is combined into a single cell, starting from the leftmost cell. This creates a single large cell with the text from all the merged cells.
