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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.
You can span a cell across several columns, or span it down several rows. Excel doesn't include a function to split an individual cell into smaller cells, however. Step 1. Highlight the cell you want to expand, along with the cells you want to eliminate to make room. For example, if you want to expand a cell across three columns, highlight the cell and the two cells to its right. Step 2. Select the Home tab and click the arrow on the Merge & Center command. Related Reading: How to Flip Column Headings As Row Headings on an Excel Spreadsheet. Step 3. Select Merge Cells to combine the selected cells into a single, larger cell.