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7. In the Orientation area, in the Degrees box, click the up and down buttons to click a degree point, or drag the indicator to the angle you want. To display text vertically from top to bottom, click the vertical Text box. 8. Click OK. Excel applies the selected alignment options to the selected worksheet cells. To change the font style, size, or color in specific worksheet cells, do the following: 1. Select the worksheet cells to change. 2. In Excel 2007, click Home (Font) Format Cells: Font. In Excel 2003, click Format Cells. 3. Go to the Font tab, and do the following: a. In the Font list, select the font name. b. In the Font Style list, select a special font style if desired, such as italic, bold, or italic and bold. c. In the Size list, select the font size in points. d. In the Underline list, select the underline style if desired, such as single underline or double underline. e. In the Color list, select the text color. f. Select the Normal Font check box to automatically select a standard font (such as Arial) in the Font list. g. In the Effects area, select one or more text effect check boxes if desired, such as Strikethrough, Superscript, or Subscript. 4. Click OK. Excel applies the selected font style, size, and color options to the selected worksheet cells. To change specific worksheet cells border styles or colors, do the following: 1. Select the worksheet cells to change. 2. In Excel 2007, click Home (Cells) Format Format Cells. In Excel 2003, click Format Cells. 3. Go to the Border tab, and do the following: a. In the Presets area, click the None, Outline, or Inside button to preselect a series of buttons in the Border area as desired to remove border lines, add border lines around the outer edge of the selected worksheet cells, or add border lines to the inner portions of the selected worksheet cells, respectively. b. In the Border area, click one or more of the eight buttons as desired to further customize the border lines to be added or removed from the selected worksheet cells. c. Go to the Line area, and in the Style box, click the desired border line style. In the Color list, select the desired border line color. 4. Click OK. Excel applies the selected border styles and color options to the selected worksheet cells.

To change specific worksheet cells background colors or patterns, do the following: 1. Select the cells to change. 2. In Excel 2007, click Home (Cells) Format Format Cells, and then click the Fill tab. In Excel 2003, click Format Cells, and click the Patterns tab. 3. In the Background Color (in Excel 2007) or Color (in Excel 2003) area, click a color. In the Pattern Color and Pattern Style lists (in Excel 2007) or the Pattern list (in Excel 2003), click a pattern (and pattern style in Excel 2007). 4. Click OK. Excel applies the selected background colors and patterns to the selected worksheet cells. To change specific worksheet rows heights or visibility, select the rows to change. In Excel 2007, do the following: 1. To change the selected rows heights, click Home (Cells) Format Row Height, type the rows new height in the Row Height box, and click OK. 2. To change the selected rows heights so that they fit the text in the rows cells, click Home (Cells) Format AutoFit Row Height. 3. To hide the selected rows, click Home (Cells) Format Hide & Unhide Hide Rows. 4. To unhide specific hidden rows, select the rows on either side of the hidden rows, click Home (Cells) Format Hide & Unhide Unhide Rows. In Excel 2003, do the following: 1. To change the selected rows heights, click Format Row Height, type the rows new height in the Row Height box, and click OK. 2. To change the selected rows heights so that they fit the text in the rows cells, click Format Row AutoFit. 3. To hide the selected rows, click Format Row Hide. 4. To unhide specific hidden rows, select the rows on either side of the hidden rows and click Format Row Unhide. To change specific worksheet columns width or visibility, select the columns to change. In Excel 2007, do the following: 1. To change the selected columns widths, click Home (Cells) Format Column Width, type the columns new width in the Column Width box, and click OK. 2. To change the selected columns widths so that they fit the text in the columns cells, click Home (Cells) Format AutoFit Column Width. 3. To hide the selected columns, click Home (Cells) Format Hide & Unhide Hide Columns. 4. To unhide specific hidden columns, select the columns on either side of the hidden rows, click Home (Cells) Format Hide & Unhide Unhide Columns.