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How Do I Change The Position Of Data Within An Excel 2010 Cell?
Monday, January 17, 2011 17:12
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The way data is positioned within a cell is referred to the cell alignment. Data can be aligned vertically and horizontally. You have three options for the vertical alignment of data within a cell: at the top of the cell, in the middle of the cell or at the bottom of the cell. You also have three options for the horizontal alignment of cell contents: to the left side of the cell, in the center of the cell or to the right side of the cell.
To change the alignment of data within a cell:
- Select the cell or cells that contain the data for which you want to change the alignment.
- To change the vertical alignment: on the Home tab, within the Alignment group, click one of the following: Top Align, Middle Align or Bottom Align.
- To change the horizontal alignment: on the Home tab, within the Alignment group, click one of the following: Text Left, Center, or Align Text Right.
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