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Dates are aligned to the right.

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Date alignment in Excel refers to how date values are displayed and positioned within cells. By default, Excel aligns date entries to the right, similar to numerical values. This alignment helps users quickly identify and differentiate dates from text or other data types. Users can adjust alignment settings through the Format Cells menu to customize the appearance as needed.


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