1 If Excel2003 is not open, open it in order to perform the exercise.
2 Open the Fruit sales workbook found in the Exercises folder of the course.
3 Select the range A5:A12 .
4 Drop down the Format menu.
5 Select the Cells... option.
6 Click on the Alignment tab.
7 In the Horizontal box, click on the downward arrow of the possible horizontal alignment options list till Right, and click on this to select it.
8 Click on OK.
Observe the result.
We will now make the same changes as before but using the toolbar.
9 If you are not already in it, select the range A5:A12.
10 Click on the button 
of the toolbar to leave it on left align again.
11 Click on the button 
of the toolbar to return to right align.
12 Select the range B5:F12 .
13 Click on the button 
of the toolbar to center the text within the cells.
If at any stage we want the alignment to be the Excel2003 default version,
go to the Horizontal box of the menu, then Format
> Cells > Alignment,
and select the General option.
14 Select the range B4:F4.
15 Go to the Format menu.
16 Select the Cells... option.
17 Click on the Alignment tab to activate it, if not already done.
18 Click on the second diamond from the top in the Orientation box in such a way the the bottom part appears at 90 degrees.
19 Click on OK.
Observe the result. This can not be done from the toolbar.
20 Select the range B4:F4.
21 Go to the Format menu.
22 Select the Cells... option.
23 Click on the Alignment tab to activate it, if not already done.
24 Click on the Center option in the Vertical box so that the text is centered with respect to the height of the cell.
25 Click on Accept.
Observe the result. This can not be done from the toolbar.
26 Save the workbook with the same name as before.
27 Close the workbook.
