📄Alignment

The Alignment group in the Home tab of MS Excel is your one-stop shop for controlling how text and data appear within your cells. It houses a collection of buttons and options that let you fine-tune the layout of your spreadsheet, making it both informative and visually appealing.



Here’s a breakdown of the key features:

Horizontal Alignment:

Align Left: Places text flush against the left border of the cell.
Center: Aligns text horizontally in the center of the cell.
Align Right: Positions text against the right border of the cell.
Decimal Align: Aligns numbers based on their decimal points, creating neat columns of numbers.

Vertical Alignment:

Top Align: Positions text at the top of the cell.
Middle Align: Centers text vertically within the cell.
Bottom Align: Aligns text at the bottom of the cell.

Additional Options:

Wrap Text: Allows text to flow onto multiple lines within a single cell.
Merge & Center: Combines multiple selected cells into one large cell and centers the text within it.
Orientation: Rotates text within a cell at various angles.
Text direction: Choose Left-to-Right or Right-to-Left writing direction.

Clicking the down arrow buttons next to alignment icons unlocks additional options and formatting settings.