Right Click On The Selected Area And Click Format Cells.
There are just all kinds of reasons why you don't want to use merge cells. Doing this frequently within a worksheet can be a pain, but you can create your own tool to center information across whatever cells you've selected: Open the format cells window:
But Instead, The Good Thing To Do, Is To Use Center Across Selection.
Select the area and text that you want to center and right click the cells click format cells select the alignment tab and you can find the center across selection in the horizontal list. For “horizontal”, select “center across. We told the excel guys during the 2007 beta (the first appearance of the.
To Do This, Follow These Steps:
To center cells without merging: Center across selection is the preferred way to get this appearance, since merged cells can be evil. Go to the alignment tab.
Highlight The Cells You Want Centered, Then Right Click And Select Format Cells Then Select The Allignment Tab, Select The Drop Down Box For Either Horizontal And Select Center.
Begin by selecting cells in a row. There are many ways to do this, one way is by clicking the following ribbon icon: Select the cells that you want to center this text, see screenshot:
(1) Click On The Alignment Tab.
Most excel users center text across multiple cells by merging them together and aligning to center. Then, as shown in figure 2, execute center across selection by clicking the dialog launcher in the alignment group on the home tab of the ribbon. From the text alignment section, in the horizontal.