Change Alignment Using the Format Dialog Box : Cell Format « Format Style « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Format Style » Cell Format   3.4.2.Change Alignment Using the Format Dialog Box Select a cell or a range.             Click the Home tab.             Click the Alignment Dialog Box Launcher. The Format Cells dialog box opens.             Click the Horizontal list arrow or the Vertical list arrow.             Then select an alignment. To select an orientation.             Click a point on the map,             or click the Degrees up or down arrow. Select one or more of the Text Control check boxes. Click the Text Direction list arrow and then select a direction: Context, Left-to-Right, or Right-to-Left.             Click OK. Check the result. 3.4.Cell Format 3.4.1. Change Alignment Using the Ribbon 3.4.2. Change Alignment Using the Format Dialog Box 3.4.3. Control the Flow of Text in a Cell 3.4.4. Apply(Copy) a Format Style Using the Format Painter 3.4.5. Add or Remove a Background 3.4.6. Find or Replace Cell Formatting 3.4.7. Replace text and formatting