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Select any portion of the text or click a text box or shape with text; if you're working in a table, click a table cell or select a row or column. In the Format sidebar, click the Text tab. Click the Style button near the top of the sidebar, then click the alignment buttons you want.

Control-click the object you want to use vertical text. Choose Turn On Vertical Text. If the object already contains text, it becomes vertical and any additional text you add is vertical. If the object didn't already contain text, any text you add is vertical.

Align text Select the text box, shape, table cell, row, or column. In the Text pane of the Format inspector, click Style, then click the alignment buttons you want.

Select the cells that have the text you want aligned. To horizontally align text, pick Align Text Left , Center , or Align Text Right . When you have a long line of text, part of the text might not be visible. To fix this without changing the column width, click Wrap Text.

Use vertical text in Numbers on Mac Control-click the object you want to use vertical text. Choose Turn On Vertical Text. If the object already contains text, it becomes vertical and any additional text you add is vertical. ... To make the text horizontal again, Control-click the object, then choose Turn Off Vertical Text.

Edit content: Double-click a cell to make the insertion point appear, then type. To move the insertion point, click where you want it, then type. Replace content: Click the cell, then start typing. The existing content is overwritten.

Align and justify text Select any portion of the text or click a text box or shape with text; if you're working in a table, click a table cell or select a row or column. In the Format sidebar, click the Text tab. Click the Style button near the top of the sidebar, then click the alignment buttons you want.