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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.
On occasion, users might find it desirable to merge multiple cells into one or to split a single cell into multiple cells. Fortunately, Wordâs table functionality supports both and in this tip, you will learn just how easy it is to merge and split table cells.