Sometimes we wanna save space, especially wide space. Where here there's a sales column, price column, cost column, and these headers are actually sort of the widest data . So if we align them center and then select these columns, we can double click. We can see, okay, they're relatively small, but we could even make this a bit smaller if we tilt the headers . So tilting the headers just means we're going to take the A, B, C, D column and just the row here going to see more, and then there's a text rotation button here. This is right next to wrapping and alignment, and we can

turn this or rotate it up. Now this header is as wide as a single height of a letter. This is even great for check boxes, so we can insert some check boxes here. You can see that it is the width as pretty much just as big as the checkbox itself. If you want to, you can also rotate the text the other way. 180 degree difference down. There's down. And then there's also stack vertically, which is a little weird, but maybe in some situations very useful. But there you go. You can tilt those headers . You are watching better sheets here on YouTube. Make sure you check out this video or this video and subscribe right now to get more tips, tricks, how tos, get more out of your Google

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