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How to merge multiple Excel cells into one. 1  In your Excel worksheet, select the text cells you want to combine into one cell. 2  In the Merge selected cells field, select in one cell. 3  Choose the necessary separator.4  In the Place the results to field, select the location for the results: 5  The top-left corner. In your Excel worksheet, select the text cells you want to combine into one cell. 2  In the Merge selected cells field, select in one cell. 3  Choose the necessary separator. 4  In the Place the results to field, select the location for the results: 5  The top-left corner. 6  The top-right corner.
None of standard Excel merging options works for the cells inside an Excel table. You have to convert a table to a usual range first (right click the table and select Table > Convert to Range from the context menu), and then combine the cells. It's not possible to sort a range containing both merged and unmerged cells.