Click Cell Margins command in the Alignment group. How to vertically align text in tables in word how to#
The Cell Margins command allow you to set the cell margins (space between cells border and text) and cell spacing (space between each cell): See how to set the cell margins and spacing: You can set margins in table cells to make table information easier to read.
The third click puts the text back to normal. The second click rotates the text vertically, with the text direction bottom to top (the text reads from bottom to top). The first click on the Text Direction command rotates the text vertically, with the text direction top to bottom (the text in the cell reads from top to bottom). Here’s what you can expect to happen: Change Text Direction Vertically Click Text Direction button in the Alignment group on the Layout contextual tab. Click on the cell or select cells to change the text direction. The text in cells is displayed horizontally by default, to rotate it on a vertical axis, proceed as follows: 
Rotating the text in a table cell gives more space to fit the content in the cell.
Click an alignment button from the Alignement group (see above figure). By default, Word aligns text at the top-left edge of each cell: Cell Alignment The Alignement group in Layout tab allows you to align text in cells horizontally and vertically. In the Table Properties dialog box, the Alignment area has an Indent from left option, this option allows you to define the table distance from the page left margin. Click Left, Center, or Right in the Alignment area. If the table size is narrower than the page margins (see AutoFit), you can align the entire table to the left, center, or right on the document: Table Alignment
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