Indent Content In Excel



Indent

HOW TO INDENT THE CONTENTS OF A CELL IN SHEETS 2 Recommended Answers 12 Replies 129 Upvotes. In Excel there are standard buttons on the menu - under Alignment - that increase or decrease the indent. You just click on it while you're in a cell and it does it. Can't find that in Sheets. Word for mac commands. Office for mac download link. Sheets, Chrome OS, Business.

  1. Select the cells containing text you want to indent. On the Home tab, in the Alignment group, click the Increase Indent button. Each time you click the Increase Indent button, Excel adds a small amount of space between the cell border and the data itself.
  2. Excel allows us to collapse or expand an entire row, column, outline or group of data. In this tutorial, we will learn how to collapse multiple columns. We will also learn how to expand or collapse rows and outlines in Pivot table fields.
  3. Explore paragraph dialog box options There are general, indentation, and spacing options available in the Paragraph dialog box options. At the bottom of the dialog box, you can see a Preview of how the options will look before you apply them. If you want to save the settings you chose as.

Excel Indent Formula

Hi all
I have some structured data which uses indentations to display a hierarchy (in the 'Format Cells' dialog under 'Alignment' there is a box 'Indent' which shows the indent/hierarchy level). I'm trying to pull out this indent level without success and hope someone may have some ideas.
I looked at using Get.Cell (http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20611) but indent level doesn't seem to be an option. I tried using 53 to get contents as displayed including formatting but it doesn't include any leading spaces/tabs.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Andrew