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Formát
The Format menu contains commands for formatting selected cells, objects , and cell contents in your document.
Opens a submenu where you can choose text formatting commands.
Set the alignment options for the current text paragraph in its container.
Removes direct formatting from the selection.
Allows you to specify a variety of formatting options and to apply attributes to the selected cells.
Sets the row height and hides or shows selected rows.
Sets the column width and hides or shows selected columns.
Opens a submenu for merging and unmerging cells.
Changes the font and the font formatting for the selected characters.
Modifies the format of the current paragraph, such as indents and alignment.
Opens a dialog where you can define the appearance of all pages in your document.
Manages print ranges. Only cells within the print ranges will be printed.
Use Conditional Formatting to define range-based conditions that determine which cell style will be applied to each cell in a given range based on its contents.
Use this command to apply an AutoFormat to a selected sheet area table area
Opens a menu for sparklines formatting.
Opens a submenu where you can choose commands to manipulate images.
Chart - Export as Image
Exports directly the chart as image. Select the image file type in the Save dialog.
Opens a submenu to edit the properties of the selected textbox or shape.
Assigns a name to the selected object, so that you can quickly find the object in the Navigator.
Assigns a text and an alt text to the selected object. These texts are available as alternative tags in your document for use by accessibility tools. They are also available as tags for images when you export the document.
Shows anchoring options for the selected object.
Changes the stacking order of the selected object(s).
Aligns selected objects with respect to one another.
Set the alignment options for the current text paragraph in its container.
Flips the selected object horizontally, or vertically.
Groups keep together selected objects, so that they can be moved or formatted as a single object.