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| Pos | Name | Type | Description | Default |
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| <1> | Columns to merge | Integer | The number of columns to be merged with the cell (including the cell) | 1 |
| <2> | Rows to merge | Integer | The number of rows to be merged with the cell (including the cell) | 1 |
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When merging cells, the indices of this proeprty property refer to the cell that is to become a Master Cell of a merged set. The value indicates the size of the merged cell in cell units. For example, to merge a cell with the cell next to it, you want to set the cell's CellMerge property to 2:@FM:1. This is the same as saying that the cell is now 2 cells wide and 1 cell tall.
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This property's indices refer to columns and rows, not fields and records. Fields differ from columns in that a field can stretch over multiple columns. Likewise, records may occupy multiple rows. Cell merging is a low-level operation and therefore needs low-level input.
