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This article provides detailed instructions on how to create and format Textboxes in Excel.
To insert a Textbox, follow these steps:
Step 1: Go to the Insert -> Text -> Textbox tab:
Step 2: Drag and move the mouse to create a region for the Textbox -> enter the content you want to create the Textbox:
Step 3: After entering the content into the Textbox -> Select the entire content of the Textbox -> the font, size, and color selection dialog box appears for the Textbox:
Once editing is complete, you have 1 Textbox:
In addition, you can rotate the orientation of the Textbox by clicking on it and moving it in a circular motion to get the desired rotation:
Step 4: Edit the text within the Textbox. Click on the Textbox -> select the Format -> WordArt Styles tab with the following options:
- Text Fill: Apply background color to the text within the Textbox.
- Text Outline: Create an outline color for the text.
- Text Effects: Apply effects to the text.
Step 5: Customize the frame for the Textbox. Click on the Textbox -> select the Format -> Shape Styles tab with the following options:
- Shape Fill: Apply background color to the frame within the Textbox.
- Shape Outline: Create an outline color for the frame.
- Shape Effects: Apply effects to the frame.
With just a few simple steps, you've effortlessly crafted a Textbox:
Here's a detailed guide on creating and tweaking Textboxes in Excel 2013.
Wishing you all the best of luck!
