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How to Unmerge Cells in Excel

As you are formatting your Excel worksheets, you may want to break apart a merged cell to view the original cells. This process is referred to as unmerging cells. Fortunately, unmerging cells in Excel is very easy to do.

Step 1: Select the Merged Cell You Want to Unmerge

Use the cursor to highlight the merged cell you want to unmerge. The cell that is selected will be highlighted with a green border.

Step 1: Select the Cell You Want to Unmerge

Step 2: Click the Unmerge Cells button

To find the Unmerge Cells button, open the Home tab and look in the Alignment Section. You will see a dropdown menu titled Merge and Center. Click the arrow on the Merge and Center menu and you will see the Unmerge Cells button. Once you click that button you will see the selected cells combined into one large cell. The cells are now Unmerged, you can now format the cells as needed.

Step 2: Click the Unmerge Cells button

Step 3: Format the Unmerged Cells

Now that you have unmerged your cells, you can apply formatting that will make the spreadsheet look better. You can do horizontal and vertical alignments of the content, change the fonts style, font color and background colors to get the look you want.

Step 3: Format the Unmerged Cells

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