This article below provides detailed guidance on how to format data in Excel 2013.
1. Text Formatting.
1.1 Font, Style, and Size Formatting:
- Select the data to format -> Home -> Font -> quickly choose font style, size, and type as illustrated:
Here:
+ B (Bold): bold text style.
+ I (Italic): italic text style.
+ U (Underline): underline text style.

- Alternatively, for detailed options, click the arrow below the Font section -> Format Cells dialog box appears providing text formatting options -> click OK to confirm.

1.2 Formatting Borders, Text Color.
1.2.1 Choosing Text Color, Background Color:
- Select the text area to apply color -> Click on Home -> Font -> choose the Font Color icon -> dialog box appears -> choose the color for text:

- Choose the background color for text:
Select the text area to apply background color -> Click on Home -> Font -> choose the Fill Color icon -> dialog box appears -> choose the color for text background:

- Result:

1.1.2 Creating Borders for Text:
Click on Home -> Font -> select the Border icon -> dialog box appears -> choose border style for text:

- The entire text has been bordered:

- If you want to customize borders, click on Home -> Font -> select the Border -> icon -> dialog box appears -> More Border:

- Dialog box appears allowing you to choose border style and color as shown in the image -> click OK:

2. Aligning, Customizing Text Position, Text Orientation.
2.1 Text Alignment.
- Select the text area you want to align -> Click on Home -> Alignment -> choose alignment style:




2.2 Adjusting Text Position within Cells.
- When the data cell is too wide for the text and you want to center and balance the text within the cell -> adjust the text position within the cell, with options as shown in the image:


- Alternatively, you can adjust within the Format Cells dialog box:

- Click OK to get the result: Text is perfectly centered within the cell.

2.3. Customizing Text Orientation.
- Select the text you want to orient -> Click on Home -> Alignment ->Orientation -> choose the desired text orientation.

- Or change the text orientation within the Format Cells dialog box in the Alignment tab:

- The result after applying text orientation:

3. Data Type Formatting.
- For instance, to format the quantity column data type to date type:

- Right-click on the quantity column -> Format Cells:

- The Format Cells dialog box appears in the Number tab select the Date data type.

- Result: The quantity column has been converted to date data type.

Here is a detailed guide on how to format data in Excel 2013.
Wishing you all success!
