Merging combines two or more cells to create a new, larger cell. This is a great way to create a label that spans several columns. For example, here cells A1, B1, and C1 were merged to create the label “Monthly Sales” to describe the information in rows 2 through 7.

You can insert merge fields into your merge publication in Publisher. The merge fields are placeholders for the text and picture information that will vary in each copy of the finished publication. Your mail merge, e-mail merge, or catalog merge publication must be connected to a data source before you can insert merge fields.

Merge copies of a shared workbook into one workbook. Add the Compare and Merge Workbooks command to the Quick Access Toolbar.

This article will help you get answers to the most common mail merge issues when using Publisher: Making changes to a data source or address list during the mail merge process, adding spaces to a merge field so that it looks the way you want it to, saving the merged publication, and printing different merged pages on a sheet (for example ...

After you send a document out for review, you might get a lot of copies back—with suggestions and revisions you don’t want to miss. When that happens, combine all those edits and ideas into one document. Merge two versions of a document. Click Review > Compare > Combine.

Mail merge in PowerPoint. There are two known add-ins for PowerPoint that can help you merge data from an Excel workbook into a presentation file. Read about the add-ins here: Merge for PowerPoint (Answers.Microsoft.com)

Select the Sales Data worksheet, open Power Query, and then select Home > Combine > Merge Queries > Merge as New. In the Merge dialog box, under the Sales table, select Product Name column from the drop-down list.

You can compare two versions of a document to see how they differ by viewing revision marks. You can also merge two versions of the same document into one new document.

Learn how to merge the columns of two or more tables into one table by using VLOOKUP.

Merge copies of a shared workbook into one workbook. Add the Compare and Merge Workbooks command to the Quick Access Toolbar.