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Justifying cells that are more than one line.

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Hi, is there any way i can make these two lines align to the same indentation.  (note: my indentation is 0 in this case)

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  • Mike Davis

    Hi Maja!

    Thanks for the question. I did some quick testing and am curious, does the source link for this line item have a space before the word "Gain"? One way to tell is to double click inside the cell in question and enable non-printing characters. The shortcut is CTRL+Shift+P. If there's a space there, you'll see a blue dot, like so:

    Of course, you can also simply double click inside the cell and place your cursor next to the "G" and backspace to get rid of it, which will also get rid of the space in the destination link. That is, assuming this is the issue for you. If I've missed the mark or you have questions on the above, just let me know and I'll be happy to keep digging. Thanks again and happy Monday!

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  • Erica Syring

    Hi,

    Is there a solution for the same situation, but with right justification? This was not an issue in the Classic Spreadsheet, only the NextGen.

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