When using Alignment Method, the most common questions are about display results, merged cells, and default spreadsheet layout habits; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
Does alignment still work if the text is not fully visible?
- Yes. The alignment setting still takes effect.
- If the column width or row height is too small, the text may still appear cut off.
- You can also adjust column width, row height, or text wrapping for a clearer result.
Will alignment be kept after merging cells?
- In most cases, the current alignment is kept.
- If the merged result does not look right, select the merged cell again.
- Then open Home → Alignment Method and adjust it again.
Is right alignment the default for numbers?
- In common spreadsheet layouts, numbers are often better suited to right alignment, while text is often better suited to left alignment.
- If the current display does not match your needs, you can change it manually.
- Select the target cell and set horizontal alignment again to replace the current display.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Horizontal alignment | Controls the left, center, or right position of content inside a cell. |
| Vertical alignment | Controls the top, middle, or bottom position of content inside a cell. |
| Cell range | Multiple selected cells that can receive the same formatting in one action. |