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Summary: In Microsoft Excel, go to the alignment area under the 'home' tab and make indention selections to indent text in select cells. Indent cells in Microsoft Office Excel with tips from a software developer in this free video on computer software solutions.
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"Hi, my name is Dave Andrews. Today, I'm going to show you how to indent cells in Excel. Let's open up Excel, by clicking on the Start button, going to All Programs. Let's find Microsoft Office, and launch Excel. Now, what I'm going to do here, is I'm just going to type in some text into these cells, and I'm going to show you how to indent them. What I'm going to do, is indent the text, in this eight two, to where it sticks out a little bit further, than the others. To do that, simply go to the alignment area, that's under the home tab, and you'll see two buttons here, that say decrease-indent, and increase-indent. Every time we click that, the selected cells, indention, will be increased. You can increase them, and you can decrease them. It's that simple to indent cells. My name is Dave Andrews, and I've just showed you how to indent cells, using Excel."
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