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Let's take a look at merging cells in Numbers. So here I have a typical Numbers spreadsheet starting off fresh. Let's zoom in a little bit so we can see the cells clearer. Each cell takes up one space. But we can merge two cells together by selecting both of them. So I'm going to use the Command key to select a second cell that's adjacent. I'm going to go to Table, Merge Cells. This combines these into one cell. You can see there's no divider line between them now. When I click on it anywhere, the right side, the left side, it's just one big cell. When I enter something in it, it enters as regular text but notice that if I center the text, I'll go over here to Text, Center, it'll center it in the entire cell here. So I can Undo and I can get back to the starting point here. I can choose two vertical cells. So two cells like that and I will do the same thing here. Merge Cells under Table and I will merge these two. I can type some text in there as well. I can center this vertically like that and I can do it horizontal and get it right in the middle there. Now it works for more than just two. I can take all three of these cells, for instance, and merge those and I get one big cell. I can do it with a whole bunch of verticals and get one big cell. I can even do it with a block, horizontally and vertically into one big cell. So you can merge cells as long as they are next to each other horizontally or vertically or in a big block like this to create one single cell. So what happens to the information in the cells when you do this. So for instance I'll put here a number in this cell and I will merge these two cells together. You can see it carries that number over into the cell. Now what happens if the number was in the second cell and there's nothing in the first one. The same thing happens. But what happens if it's in both cells. I have two numbers in there and I merge them. Well, it keeps both numbers but it converts the cells now to text. You can see at the bottom there it says it's a text cell and basically it's a tab between those two numbers. So it's just a piece of text now. So it basically does the best it can. If I were to actually do lots of cells, let me do these four here, then it would actually merge them all with tabs and returns and just create a block of text. So it does the best it can but merged cells really aren't meant to be used for containing numbers. So what are they for. Well, they're usually used for formatting. So let me...