Guidance on how to align Excel correctly

Aligning margins in Excel or Word is essential, helping us to have better text and data pages, more standard formats after completion and after printing Excel. However, there are quite a few people who are familiar with manual Excel alignment, adjusting alignment margins and forgetting how to set alignment in Excel. In this article, Network Administrator will show you how to align standard in Excel.

Steps to align in Excel standard format

Step 1:

You open Excel on the computer. First to be able to align Excel margins, we need to change the default unit of Excel to cm . We will click on Button on the same interface and select Excel Options .

Step 2:

Next, in the new Excel Options window, click on Advanced in the left menu. To the right interface, scroll down to the content below the Display section. Here, we will proceed to change the unit from inch to cm. In the Ruler units section, click on the arrow and select Centimeters . Finally click OK .

Step 3:

Next to align the margin, in the Excel interface, select the Page Layout tab, select Margins and select Custom Margins right below.

Step 4:

The Page Setup window appears. Here, we select the Margins tab, then format the alignment in items including Left (left), Right (right), Top (top), Bottom (bottom), Header (first title), Footer (last title ) depending on the purpose of aligning each person.

Once the alignment is complete, click Print Preview to see the full page content after aligning it. If it is standard with the margin you want to align, click OK to save.

As such, we have completed each step of standard alignment for Excel. The document after printing will follow the margin size that we have set. If you want to change the margin for Excel, you only need to change the 6 sizes in the Page Setup.

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I wish you all success!