How to do merge and center in Excel for multiple rows?

In Excel, you can use the "Merge & Center" feature to combine the contents of multiple cells into a single cell and center the text. Here's how you can do it for multiple rows:

1. Select the Range:

   • Click and drag to select the range of cells that you want to merge.

2. Merge & Center:

   • After selecting the range, go to the "Home" tab on the Excel ribbon.

   • Look for the "Merge & Center" button in the "Alignment" group. It might appear as just "Merge" or "Merge & Center," depending on your version of Excel.

   • Click on the "Merge & Center" button. If you have selected multiple rows, it will merge and center the content across those rows.

3. Text Alignment (Optional):

   • After merging, you may want to adjust the text alignment. You can find text alignment options in the "Alignment" group on the "Home" tab.

   • Use the "Align Left," "Center," or "Align Right" buttons to align the text within the merged cell as needed.

4. Wrap Text (Optional):

   • If your content is too large for the merged cell, you might want to enable the "Wrap Text" option. This can be found in the "Alignment" group on the "Home" tab as well.

   • Click the "Wrap Text" button to enable text wrapping, which allows the text to wrap within the cell.

Remember that merging cells should be done with caution, especially if you plan to use the data for calculations or sorting. Merged cells can sometimes cause issues in these scenarios. If you're working with data that needs to be manipulated frequently, you might consider alternative methods such as using the "Center Across Selection" option or merging cells only for presentation purposes.