Users can access text formatting options for alignment, font formats, borders, and fill colors within the ________________ dialog box.

Users can access text formatting options for alignment, font formats, borders, and fill colors within the ________________ dialog box.

• A. Format Cells
• B. Page Setup
• C. Font Dialog
• D. Alignment Settings

Answer: (A)

Formatting for text in a cell is managed in a single place called the Format Cells dialog. This dialog contains multiple tabs—Font, Alignment, Border, and Fill—so you can adjust font style and size, how text sits within the cell, the borders around the cell, and the fill color all in one place. The Font Dialog covers only font-related options, Page Setup handles page layout and printing settings, and Alignment Settings by itself isn’t a standalone dialog for borders or fills. So the dialog that groups all these text formatting options together is the Format Cells dialog.

Formatting for text in a cell is managed in a single place called the Format Cells dialog. This dialog contains multiple tabs—Font, Alignment, Border, and Fill—so you can adjust font style and size, how text sits within the cell, the borders around the cell, and the fill color all in one place. The Font Dialog covers only font-related options, Page Setup handles page layout and printing settings, and Alignment Settings by itself isn’t a standalone dialog for borders or fills. So the dialog that groups all these text formatting options together is the Format Cells dialog.