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How to Omit dent in excel

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removing duplicates in microsoft excel has become really easy to do so first were going to highlight the duplicates and then remove them after that and so to highlight them im going to select all of my data that i want to be checking go to the home tab look for conditional formatting and then highlight cell rules and go to the bottom and click on duplicate values and ill leave that default the same there and so its going to show me that i have two employees that are exactly the same and then ive got another employee with that same employee id so what i can do is i can remove just cases where the entire row is the same or remove cases where they have one column thats the same so if the employee id is the same and so how i would do that is im going to again select my data and then im going to go to the data tab and find this remove duplicates button now if i leave all of the options the same here if theyre all checked what its going to do is remove just haley dale the second in

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By default, Excel aligns numbers to the right and text rings to the left in a cell. And if you dont like these numbers/texts are too close to the cell border, you also have an option to indent the content of the cell. You can indent to the left or to the right in a cell.
To indent the first line of a paragraph, put your cursor at the beginning of the paragraph and press the tab key. When you press Enter to start the next paragraph, its first line will be indented.
1. Ctrl + Shift + � This shortcut will decrease the indent level of the selected cells. 2. Ctrl + Shift + � This shortcut will increase the indent level of the selected cells.
Keyboard Shortcut for Adding Indent Increase Indent: Alt ➜ H ➜ 6. Decrease Indent: Alt ➜ H ➜ 5.
When you indent text in a cell in Microsoft Excel, you are creating a visual effect that can make data easier to read. By default, cells in Excel are left-aligned, which means that the text is flush with the left edge of the cell. When you indent text in a cell, you are essentially creating a margin within the cell.
The icon has four horizontal lines and a right-facing arrow. The text in the selected cells is indented. To add more indentation space, select Increase Indent again. To remove the indentation space, select the cells and then select Decrease Indent. This icon has four horizontal lines with a left-facing arrow.
Its pretty simple: Highlight the text that has a hanging indent. Right click your mouse. Select Paragraph from the resulting pop up menu. Under Indentation, use the Special pull-down menu to select (none) and your done!

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