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The previous examples for merging cells by row/column numbers were confusing and didn't actually describe what parameters the function was expecting. The example made it appear that mergeCells(10, 11, 12, 13) was the same as mergeCells("G10", "H11"), which is not the case. This example has been updated as well as another comment added.

The previous examples for merging cells by row/column numbers were confusing and didn't actually describe what parameters the function was expecting. The example made it appear that `mergeCells(10, 11, 12, 13)` was the same as `mergeCells("G10", "H11")`, which is not the case. This example has been updated as well as another comment added.
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Siemienik commented Jan 11, 2020

for me, both versions are clear to understand.
If I have to choose one, I'll prefer "top-left-bottom-right" - it's easier to remember :)

@guyonroche guyonroche merged commit 94f2f7a into exceljs:master Jan 16, 2020
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