How to Align Text in Cells in Excel 2003

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You must properly align the text in your Excel 2003 spreadsheets so that readers can follow the information it contains. To clarify your spreadsheets, follow these steps.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Microsoft Excel 2003

Step1
Open your Excel worksheet.
Step2
Select the cells containing the text you wish to align. To select, click on each cell individually while holding down the "Ctrl" key or drag your mouse across the cells.
Step3
Click “Format” on the top menu to see the dropdown list of formatting options.
Step4
Select “Cells.” A new window will appear with cell formatting options.
Step5
Click the “Alignment” tab to study options for aligning the text in your cells.
Step6
Select the appropriate text alignment features.
Step7
Click “OK” to implement your changes. Then save your work.

Tips & Warnings

  • Align all cells in the same way, or at least in a distinguishable pattern.
  • You can align the text in a cell just as you would align text in Microsoft Word.

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