Google Sheets Fundamentals - Text-Wrap and Rotation

The video tutorial covers specialized options in Google Sheets, focusing on text overflow, cell width management, text wrapping, and text rotation. It explains how to handle overflowing text in cells, adjust cell width, and use the text wrap feature to accommodate data. Additionally, it demonstrates various text rotation techniques to save space and improve spreadsheet formatting.

What happens to the text in Google Sheets when it overflows the cell?

• It disappears from the sheet.

• It automatically moves to the next cell.

• It overflows into adjacent cells but remains in the original cell.

• It gets cut off and is not visible.

How can you adjust a cell to fit overflowing text in Google Sheets?

• By changing the font size.

• By dragging or double-clicking the cell boundary.

• By deleting some text.

• By changing the cell color.

What is the effect of using the text wrap feature in Google Sheets?

• It changes the text color.

• It makes the text bold.

• It wraps the text within the cell, expanding it vertically.

• It deletes the extra text.

Why might you use text rotation in Google Sheets?

• To add a border to the text.

• To fit wide column headers in a narrow space.

• To make the text italic.

• To change the text color.

Which of the following is a method to rotate text in Google Sheets?

• Using the text alignment tool.

• Using the text size tool.

• Using the text color tool.

• Using the text rotation tool.