This video explains how to align data within a cell, and also how to align a group of cells at the same time.
(lively, bouncy music)…- [Narrator] You can orient a single cell…or you can click and drag to select multiple cells…to change their alignment.…With the cells selected, on the Home ribbon tab…inside the Alignment area, you can left align the cells,…right align the cells, or center them.…In addition to centering them on the cell horizontally,…you can also vertically align the cell…by choosing a center alignment, a top alignment,…or the default bottom alignment.…
I'm going to center everything.…Now, whenever you resize a cell,…your alignment will remain as it is.…
Updated
9/24/2018Released
3/15/2017- Working with references
- Freezing and locking
- Automatic data population
- Recovering lost work
- Finding named ranges
- Formatting cells and applying styles
- Applying international currency formatting
- Inserting hyperlinks
- Creating dropdown lists
- Hiding columns and rows
- Password protecting a workbook
- Restricting editing
- Adding headers and footers
- Locking cells
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome37s
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1. Excel Quick Tips
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Text wrap51s
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Merge cells42s
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Page options56s
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Summing rows57s
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Restrict editing1m 11s
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Lock cells1m 4s
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Align cells39s
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Filter data47s
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