Click on the Alignment tab in the Format Column dialog to set the alignment properties for the selected column.
Configure the alignment properties for the selected column
| • | Vertical Alignment: This controls the vertical alignment of cell text for the column. Select from Top, Center, or Bottom. The default behavior when nothing is selected is for the data in all cells to be centered vertically in the cell. |
| • | Horizontal Alignment: This controls the horizontal alignment of cell text for the column. Select from Left Justify, Right Justify, or Center. The default behavior when nothing is selected is for numeric cells to be right-justified and non-numeric cells to be centered. The cells in the fixed Symbols column will always be left-justified. |
| • | Decimals for Display: This controls the number of decimals displayed for numeric cells. Select an integer value from 0 to 5. Note that the default value is set on the Options page in the Configuration Manager, and the Decimals for Display value can never be higher than the default decimals value set on the Options page. So, for example, if you set the default decimals value on the Options page to 2, and then selected a Decimals for Display value of 4 for a particular column in your grid, the number of decimals displayed in that column will still be 2 since the default setting on the Options page takes precedence. However if the default value was set to 2 and you selected a Decimals for Display value of 0 or 1, then that would override the default value of 2. |
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