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Alignment
Data in cells can be aligned horizontally and vertically.
To align data horizontally, use one of the commands described in the table below:
Position in cell |
Command menu |
Toolbar button in the Alignment section |
Key combination |
|---|---|---|---|
Align left |
Format > Align > Align Text Left |
|
Ctrl+L |
Center |
Format > Align > Center Text |
|
Ctrl+E |
Align right |
Format > Align > Align Text Right |
|
Ctrl+R |
Justify |
Format > Align > Justify Text |
|
Ctrl+J |
To align data vertically, use one of the commands described in the table below:
Position in cell |
Command menu |
Toolbar button in the Alignment section |
|---|---|---|
Top align |
Format > Align > Align Text To Top |
|
Middle |
Format > Align > Align Text to Middle |
|
Bottom align |
Format > Align > Align Text To Bottom |
|
If the text in the cell is rotated, the vertical and horizontal alignment is performed according to the position of the text. For example, if you want to align horizontally a text rotated at a 90 degrees angle in a cell, the text will be adjusted relative to the upper and lower boundary of the cell, as these boundaries are located directly to the left and right of the text.
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