Sadly No, There's No Vertical Equivalent For Center Across Selections.
To search the menus, press alt + / (windows, chrome os) or option + / (mac). Center align ctrl + shift + e. To center the text or label, select all the cells or columns and then go to alignment settings from the home ribbon.
Fill This Up With A Count Starting With 1.
Step 1 select the cell or range you want to center. Unfortunately, the feature only works in horizontal direction. In the below example i’ve used the column a values to create a.
It Looks Like There Is A Bug In The Center_Across () Method That I Didn't Know About.
Unfortunately, applying it takes a couple of steps: (1) click on the alignment tab. Right align ctrl + shift + r.
Click The Page Layout Tab.
Home > format > format cells in the format cells dialog box, navigate to the alignment tab, and then select center across selection from the horizontal text alignment. 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. (1) click on the alignment tab.
From The Horizontal Menu, Select Center Across Selection And Click Ok.
Crudely with arial font, a standard column is 100 units. I'll fix it but in the meantime you can use the set_align () method to get the same. Apply “center across selection” via the format cells window.