Select text box. Go to ribbon under Shape Format. In the Share Styles section click on Shape Outline. Choose No Outline
Second Option is to select box. Under Shape Format and Shape Styles click on the Format Shape ( Or right click on the text box line and choose Format Shape)
Continue readingPut your finger on the screen around the place you want to change. Hold down until a magnifier glass appears. Move on the screen still holding the finger on it. With taking the finger off the screen you’re able to apply your changes, say add a letter.
Continue readingMake sure your cursor is inside a wanted placeholder and go under Home tab into Paragraph section. Click on “Text Direction” and from the down appearing menu select the appropriate direction.
Continue readingFirst select a cell or cells you wish to edit. For changing the starting point of the text inside a cell, go under Home tab into Alignment section. Notice that there are two buttons which include blue arrows pointing left and right in the section. They are called “Decrease Indent” and “Increase Indent”. Decreasing takes text to the left and increasing to the right.
Continue readingFirst make sure the format of the cell is determined as “Text”. In Number section under the Home tab you can specify the format your data is presented in. Make sure the correct cells are selected and choose “Text” from the menu. Next double click on the cell. Now you will be able to select part of the text and apply needed editing styles.
Continue readingIn this lesson I am going to show you how to make the most of the text in the cells in your Excel workbook.
Continue readingGo to Home tab and find the button with a capital A. Tap on the button and choose the color you prefer for the text to appear. Notice that under Custom Color you can find various colors.
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