In tables, to combine multiple cells into one, you should use the ___________ command.

a
Split Cells
b
Merge Cells
c
Merge and Center
d
Tab

b

Merge Cells

b) Merge Cells

The correct answer is b) Merge Cells.

To combine multiple cells into one in a table, you can use the Merge Cells command. Here is how to do it:

1. Select the cells that you want to merge. You can select multiple cells by clicking and dragging your mouse over them.

2. Once the cells are selected, go to the Table Tools Design tab (or simply Design tab in some versions of Microsoft Word or Excel).

3. Look for the Merge Cells command in the Table Tools Design tab. It is usually located in the Layout group, labeled as "Merge Cells".

4. Click on the Merge Cells command. The selected cells will be merged into a single, larger cell. The contents of all the original cells will be combined into the merged cell.

Note that merging cells can affect the formatting and structure of the table, so make sure to use it carefully.