D Don J Mar 5, 2007 #1 How do you justify a list of words in Excel? Don J --------------------------------------------------------
How do you justify a list of words in Excel? Don J --------------------------------------------------------
R Ragdyer Mar 5, 2007 #2 Select the list, then: <Format> <Cells> <Alignment> tab, Expand the "Horizontal" window, and click on your choice. There are some of these choices already on the default XL toolbar.
Select the list, then: <Format> <Cells> <Alignment> tab, Expand the "Horizontal" window, and click on your choice. There are some of these choices already on the default XL toolbar.
G Gord Dibben Mar 5, 2007 #3 Where is the list of words? One cell, many cells? What sort of justification are you speaking of? Couple of things come to mind. If all in one cell, Edit>Fill>Justify will place then in single cells in a column where you have selected the cell and several below it. Or to change line-spacing in a cell with several lines of wrapped text go to Cells>Format>Alignment>Vertical>Distributed. Play with the column width and row height to get the effect you desire. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
Where is the list of words? One cell, many cells? What sort of justification are you speaking of? Couple of things come to mind. If all in one cell, Edit>Fill>Justify will place then in single cells in a column where you have selected the cell and several below it. Or to change line-spacing in a cell with several lines of wrapped text go to Cells>Format>Alignment>Vertical>Distributed. Play with the column width and row height to get the effect you desire. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
