Asked by Nicole Enabosi on Apr 26, 2024

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When you merge two table cells containing text, how does Word handle the text in each cell?

A) Word converts the text from each cell into a separate paragraph in the merged cell.
B) Word discards the text in the last cell before merging.
C) Word cuts all the text and saves it to the Clipboard.,Click the Split Cells button.
D) Word deletes the text from both cells.

Merge Cells

A function in spreadsheet software that combines two or more cells into a single cell, often used to create a single header over multiple columns.

Separate Paragraph

The process of dividing text into distinct sections or paragraphs, typically by entering a newline or pressing the "Enter" key, to improve readability and organization.

Clipboard

A temporary storage area for data that a user wants to copy from one place and paste to another.

  • Perform tasks such as combining, dividing, and allocating cells/rows/columns to attain the preferred table configuration.
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Donita MantuanoApr 29, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
When two table cells are merged, Word converts the text from each cell into a separate paragraph in the merged cell.