This video tutorial explains how to add space between cell contents and borders by indenting. It covers using the Increase and Decrease Indent buttons and the Format Cells dialog box to adjust indentation levels. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for selecting cells, applying indentation, and specifying indent degrees in the dialog box.

Why might you want to add space between cell contents and borders?

• To change the font style

• To make the table look more colorful

• To ensure contents are not too close to the borders

• To increase the size of the table

What is the first step to indent the contents of a cell?

• Change the font size

• Open the Format Cells dialog box

• Select the cell or cells you want to indent

• Click the Decrease Indent button

Which button would you use to reduce the indentation of cell contents?

• Format Cells button

• Alignment button

• Decrease Indent button

• Increase Indent button

How can you specify the degree of indent using the Format Cells dialog box?

• By adjusting the cell size

• By changing the font style

• By selecting the Indent field on the Alignment tab

• By clicking the Increase Indent button

What should you do after setting the indent degree in the Format Cells dialog box?

• Close the dialog box without saving

• Click Cancel

• Select a different cell

• Click OK to apply the settings