Why is default Vertical Cell Alignment "bottom?"
 

There is a ton out there on how to change the vertical cell alginment default
"bottom" but there is not one explanation as to why "bottom" is the default
to begin with?? I would really like to know if there is a reason why the
default is not "top?"

Thanks.

Why is default Vertical Cell Alignment "bottom?"
 

hi
that is just the way microsoft set it up.

Regards
FSt1

"Laya" wrote:

There is a ton out there on how to change the vertical cell alginment default
"bottom" but there is not one explanation as to why "bottom" is the default
to begin with?? I would really like to know if there is a reason why the
default is not "top?"

Thanks.

Why is default Vertical Cell Alignment "bottom?"
 

I know many people have complained about this and that it is personal
preference, but it looks funny when you have a small amount of information in
1 cell and more in another. I figure there must be a reason since people
have been complaining about it for years. I still want to know why Microsoft
has it set this way.

Thanks.

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
that is just the way microsoft set it up.

Regards
FSt1

"Laya" wrote:

There is a ton out there on how to change the vertical cell alginment default
"bottom" but there is not one explanation as to why "bottom" is the default
to begin with?? I would really like to know if there is a reason why the
default is not "top?"

Thanks.

Why is default Vertical Cell Alignment "bottom?"
 

ask them
https://support.microsoft.com/contac...;1208&ws=mscom

regards
FSt1

"Laya" wrote:

I know many people have complained about this and that it is personal
preference, but it looks funny when you have a small amount of information in
1 cell and more in another. I figure there must be a reason since people
have been complaining about it for years. I still want to know why Microsoft
has it set this way.

Thanks.

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
that is just the way microsoft set it up.

Regards
FSt1

"Laya" wrote:

There is a ton out there on how to change the vertical cell alginment default
"bottom" but there is not one explanation as to why "bottom" is the default
to begin with?? I would really like to know if there is a reason why the
default is not "top?"

Thanks.

Why is default Vertical Cell Alignment "bottom?"
 

A piece of tablet paper has lines running across it. When you write
something on a line do you write at the top, middle or bottom of the line?

Don't you think that it makes sense to do the same thing in a spreadsheet
which is just like a sheet a tablet paper?

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"FSt1" wrote in message
...
ask them
https://support.microsoft.com/contac...;1208&ws=mscom

regards
FSt1

"Laya" wrote:

I know many people have complained about this and that it is personal
preference, but it looks funny when you have a small amount of
information in
1 cell and more in another. I figure there must be a reason since people
have been complaining about it for years. I still want to know why
Microsoft
has it set this way.

Thanks.

"FSt1" wrote:

hi
that is just the way microsoft set it up.

Regards
FSt1

"Laya" wrote:

There is a ton out there on how to change the vertical cell alginment
default
"bottom" but there is not one explanation as to why "bottom" is the
default
to begin with?? I would really like to know if there is a reason why
the
default is not "top?"

Thanks.