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A Wizard will pop-up and help you split cells in Excel: In this wizard, you will be guided on how to split up your cells into multiple ones. There are a lot of options you can choose from and it can get a little complicated, so letâs step through it.
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.6  The top-right corner.ow 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.