To center horizontally and vertically in Google Sheets, you’ll need to use the text alignment options. To do so, highlight the cells you wish to align and navigate to Format > Align > Horizontal and Vertical Center.
This will horizontally and vertically align the contents of the cell, no matter the length or width of the text. To adjust further, you can also modify the alignment options under Format > Alignment.
This will allow you to adjust the vertical, horizontal, and offset placement of the contents within the cell, as well as the wrapping options.
How do you center a cell vertically?
To vertically center a cell, you will need to use the vertical-align property within the cell styling. This property can be used to set the position of the text in a cell in relation to the other cells in the same row.
You can also use the same property to adjust the alignment of images within cells. To center the text or image in the cell, you need to set the value of the vertical-align property to middle. This can be done in the HTML or through CSS.
In HTML, the vertical-align property can be added directly to the
tag within the table by using the style attribute. For example: Text.
Using CSS, the vertical-align property can be added to a style declared in the