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Splitting Cells. Select the table cell or cells you want to split by hovering the mouse pointer over the bottom-left corner of the cell until you see a black diagonal arrow appear. Click once to select just that cell or click and drag to adjacent cells if you want to select multiple cells.Click the Layout tab on the ribbon under the highlighted Table Tools sections. Click the Split Cells button in the Merge group.You will see a Split Cells pop-up window. Enter the number of columns or rows you want.Click OK.. The cell or cells you selected will split accordingly.ighlight multiple, adjacent cells in the table that you want to merge into one cell. Click the Layout tab on the ribbon. Click Merge Cells to merge the cells you selected into a single cell.
Replace A1 in the code with the cell number at the top of the column to split and replace x with the character, such as a space. For example to split a first and last name, type   (a space enclosed in quotes) as this splits the cell at the space between the two names.=SPLIT(A1, x). If this character appears more than once in the cell, you will create more new columns with the split.or example, if you imported a database with employees first and last names in one cell, but need the names separated into two cells, use the SPLIT function in the spreadsheet module that comes with Google Docs. If the cells have been previously merged, you can unmerge them with the unmerge button on the toolbar.