Title: How to Remove Cell Indentation in Excel 2013 - Solve Your Tech
Headings: How to Remove Cell Indentation in Excel 2013
How to Remove Cell Indentation in Excel 2013
Remove the Indentation Space Before Data in Excel 2013
Matthew Burleigh

Content: If you follow the steps below and the indentation is not removed, then you may have blank spaces preceding your data, as opposed to indentation formatting. If that is the case, then you will have more luck with the Excel TRIM function. For example, if you have data in the A1 cell that contains blank spaces that you wish to remove, then entering the formula =TRIM (A1) into a blank cell will remove spaces from the data. You can learn more about the TRIM function here. Open your Excel worksheet containing the indentation that you want to remove. Select the cells containing the indentation that you want to remove. If you wish to remove all indentation from your worksheet, then you can press Ctrl + A on your keyboard, or click the gray button above the row 1 heading, and to the left of the column A heading. Both of those options will select the entire sheet. Click the Home tab at the top of the window. Click the Decrease Indent button in the Alignment section of the ribbon until the indentation is remove.