a) From View Tab click on the Merge cells check box
b) From the format cells dialog box select the centered alignment
c) From Insert Tab choose Merge and Center
d) Click on the Merge and Center tool on Home Tab
e) None of above
Check Answer
To join some cells and place the content at the middle of the joined cell in Excel, you can use the “Merge and Center” tool. This tool is located in the “Alignment” group on the “Home” tab in the ribbon.
To use the “Merge and Center” tool, you can select the cells that you want to join, and then click the “Merge and Center” tool. This will merge the selected cells and center the content within the merged cell.
For example, if you have a series of cells A1 to C1 that you want to merge and center, you can select cells A1 to C1, and then click the “Merge and Center” tool. This will merge cells A1 to C1 into a single cell, and center the content within the merged cell.
Therefore, the correct answer is d) Click on the Merge and Center tool on Home Tab.
To use the “Merge and Center” tool, you can select the cells that you want to join, and then click the “Merge and Center” tool. This will merge the selected cells and center the content within the merged cell.
For example, if you have a series of cells A1 to C1 that you want to merge and center, you can select cells A1 to C1, and then click the “Merge and Center” tool. This will merge cells A1 to C1 into a single cell, and center the content within the merged cell.
Therefore, the correct answer is d) Click on the Merge and Center tool on Home Tab.
