How To Indent On Excel For Mac

Indent Left and Right to Align Cell Contents. A simple fix is to select the data in the Link column and click the Indent button on the Home tab of the Ribbon. Note: Excel for Mac only has Left Indenting. Related posts: Select a Current Region of Data in Excel. This shortcut increases the indent in a cell by one step each time it is used. On Windows, you can sometimes use Ctrl+Alt+Tab to indent and Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Tab to un-indent. However, The application switcher in Windows 7 seems to conflict with these shortcuts. On the Mac, Ctrl+M and Cmd+Shift+Tab also work.

@Ahab: 'Please note that using indents is in essence a typographical help to make something look better. But Google Docs hasn't created its spreadsheet for that.' I believe Google created Docs to compete with Microsoft Office. There may be a lot of features in Office we can live without, but being able to indent spreadsheet cells is NOT one of them, as the unanimity of comments here attests. Clearly, this was a significant short sight on the part of the Google Docs product manager. I would not at all be surprised to learn that the feature was excluded because of some purist notion that 'it's a spreadsheet. Not a word processor.'

Now, I'm off to export another spreadsheet from Docs, and load it into Excel so that I can do my job. Feature FAIL. Tivadar, 7:56 น.

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I'm essentially trying to do something similar. The way I've done this in excel is to have an indent column to start, then a larger column to its right. Then I can change the indenting just by modifying the column, much as you described Ahab. However, in google spreadsheet, reducing the length of the first column seems to make the text wrap automatically. Best will software for mac. Is there some way to turn this off so that the text will overflow to the right (or left, I suppose, depending on alignment). I know it's in format cell options in excel.

I think this *might* solve the problem in one manner at least. EDIT: Apparently this *can* be done by merging the adjacent cells, though I don't think this is really an ideal way to do things. Gill, 9:53 น.

Windows shortcuts in blue. Mac shortcuts in red. Editing Copy ctrl+ c ctrl+ c Paste ctrl+ v ctrl+ v Undo ctrl+ z ctrl+ z Redo ctrl+ y ctrl+ y File Open ctrl+ o ctrl+ o New ctrl+ n ctrl+ n Print ctrl+ p ctrl+ p Save ctrl+ s ctrl+ s Save as f12 ⌘+ shift+ s Go to next workbook ctrl+ tab ⌘+ ~ Close file ctrl+ f4 ctrl+ w Close all open Excel files alt+ f4 ctrl+ q Ribbon Show ribbon accelerator keys alt Show/hide ribbon ctrl+ f1 ⌘+ opt+ r Formatting Open Format dialog ctrl+ 1 ⌘+ 1 Bold ctrl+ b ⌘+ b Italic ctrl+ i ⌘+ i Underline ctrl+ u ⌘+ u Number format ctrl+ shift +! Ctrl+ shift +! Chloe, Unfortunately for a Mac, that command does not exist, but there are ways to get close to the Windows functionality: a) You can Enable Ctrl + Arrows by disabling Mission Control settings on your Mac by following these steps: 1. Go to System Preferences > Keyboard. Go to “Keyboard shortcuts” tab.