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Judi

Right/Left Justify within a cell
 
Is there a way to 'justify' text within a cell (meaning, that several cells
in a column, with text in them, align like they would if you 'justify' them
in Word)?

Thanks!

~judi

Toppers

Right/Left Justify within a cell
 
Exactly the same as Word on the Formatting Toolbar

"Judi" wrote:

Is there a way to 'justify' text within a cell (meaning, that several cells
in a column, with text in them, align like they would if you 'justify' them
in Word)?

Thanks!

~judi


Judi

Right/Left Justify within a cell
 
Okay, so I'm not stupid...really! I just went in and customized my toolbar,
and put that button there.

Thank you for letting me have my moment of 'stupid.'

~j


"Toppers" wrote:

Exactly the same as Word on the Formatting Toolbar

"Judi" wrote:

Is there a way to 'justify' text within a cell (meaning, that several cells
in a column, with text in them, align like they would if you 'justify' them
in Word)?

Thanks!

~judi


Judi

Right/Left Justify within a cell
 
Okay, problem is, I have this template that someone else created (I HATE
that!), and when I went in to type my paragraph, attempting to underline
everything, it underlined everything, but word by word. So instead of doing
it that way, I typed in each line on a separate line.

Maybe what I need to do is fix the problem of the underlining. Then, I can
put my paragraph into one cell, and justify it like I want to.

Any tips?

~j


"Toppers" wrote:

Exactly the same as Word on the Formatting Toolbar

"Judi" wrote:

Is there a way to 'justify' text within a cell (meaning, that several cells
in a column, with text in them, align like they would if you 'justify' them
in Word)?

Thanks!

~judi


Toppers

Right/Left Justify within a cell
 
If you type in a cell and then underline, it should underline the whole text,
not each word.

"Judi" wrote:

Okay, problem is, I have this template that someone else created (I HATE
that!), and when I went in to type my paragraph, attempting to underline
everything, it underlined everything, but word by word. So instead of doing
it that way, I typed in each line on a separate line.

Maybe what I need to do is fix the problem of the underlining. Then, I can
put my paragraph into one cell, and justify it like I want to.

Any tips?

~j


"Toppers" wrote:

Exactly the same as Word on the Formatting Toolbar

"Judi" wrote:

Is there a way to 'justify' text within a cell (meaning, that several cells
in a column, with text in them, align like they would if you 'justify' them
in Word)?

Thanks!

~judi


Judi

Right/Left Justify within a cell
 
In theory...yes. But if I then go and 'justify' that cell, in pulling apart
the text so that it is all justified, it underlines every word individually.
So, in essence, I don't think I can have my cake and eat it too. I can't
have one large cell (containing a paragraph, wrapped text), have it
underlined, AND have it justify. Too bad for me.

~j


"Toppers" wrote:

If you type in a cell and then underline, it should underline the whole text,
not each word.

"Judi" wrote:

Okay, problem is, I have this template that someone else created (I HATE
that!), and when I went in to type my paragraph, attempting to underline
everything, it underlined everything, but word by word. So instead of doing
it that way, I typed in each line on a separate line.

Maybe what I need to do is fix the problem of the underlining. Then, I can
put my paragraph into one cell, and justify it like I want to.

Any tips?

~j


"Toppers" wrote:

Exactly the same as Word on the Formatting Toolbar

"Judi" wrote:

Is there a way to 'justify' text within a cell (meaning, that several cells
in a column, with text in them, align like they would if you 'justify' them
in Word)?

Thanks!

~judi



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