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Default Merging cells and keeping their contents


How do I merge cells in a row and keep the contents (text) of all of
them?

I have an existing spreadsheet that has text in multiple cells accross
a row. I need to have the spacing between each character in the row
the same when printed. I am using a fixed-width font (Courier) to keep
the spacing between each character the same, but there is additional
spacing between each cell. I thought I could merge the cells in eash
row into one cell, but Excel only wants to keep the contents of the
first cell.

Robert


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