Google Sheets: How do I "ImportDATA" or "importRANGE" from single cell into merged cells? - google-sheets

I have a Google Sheet that has the first three columns filled with 2-cell high merged cells down to row 42.
Example:
I would like to import data from another sheet (rows A4:A23) and have that data populate into the merged cells A3-4:A41-42. Is it possible?
This function brings the information in, but it does not display correctly in the merged cells.
=importrange("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/sheetIdentifier","TabName!A4:A23")
The idea is to have the player and their strength numbers in columns A:C and then have their two assignments in the un-merged rows in columns D:F.
Thanks for any assistance you can give.

You may have some mistake in the syntax
Please try the following
=IMPORTRANGE("JUST_THE_SHEET_ID_HERE","TabName!A4:A23")
(If still facing issues edit your question, share some data, the expected results and let us know.)

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