Both effectively do the same thing.
The one problem with Center Across is if the cells inadvertently get formatted either Left or Right aligned then you have to go back and redo.
With cell merge the cells stay so reapplying Center alignment is a wee bit easier since you can quickly adjust from the tool bar.
Bob J.
At08:20 AM 4/4/2005, Don Guillett wrote the following message:
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>You will like center across better
>
>Don Guillett
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>> To center across several columns first select all cells - right click -
>> format cells - alignment tab - choose merge cells.
>>
>> Bob J.
>>
>> At06:52 AM 4/4/2005, Don Guillett wrote the following message:
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>> >Select the cells>right click>format>alignment>center across
>> >
>> >Don Guillett
>>
>> >Subject: Stupid Excel Question
>> >
>> >> How do I write a heading that spans several columns?
>> >>
>> >> Pete Holsberg
>> >> Columbus, NJ
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