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Combine multiple cells into one cell with VBA code. The following VBA code can help you to combine multiple cells into one cell, and you can apply the code with following steps: 1. Select the range of cells that you want to combine. 2. Click Home > Merge & Center > Merge Cells. 3. Then all selected cells will be merged into one cell, but only the contents in upper-left cell of selected cell range will be remained.
Excel automatically merge cells. up vote 1 down vote favorite. I have an Excel table with several items 1, 2, 3..., each of which has subitems 1.1, 1.2, etc. I'm using the list of subitems as my key column and populating the main items using vlookups, but only showing each main item once. Column C is raw data, A and B are formulas. Column B has notes, so the text may be long. I want to wrap the notes to take up all the rows available. I can do this manually by selecting B1:B3 and merging them, but then it won't update if I add items to column C. I don't care if the cells are merged or just wrapped and overlapping.