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Merge the same group of cells down a column quickly
I've got 900 rows of data in which each needs to have cells 1:3 merged and
centered (so, a1:a3, b1:b3, c1:c3, etc). Is there any fast way of doing this besides selecting the same three cells in each row, hitting Merge & Center, and then moving on to the next row? Trying to create a macro has been fruitless and quite frustrating. Im using 2007. Thanks in advance! -- Rich F |
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