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Drag the yellow dot down the column. Or select the cell with the formula, type command-c to copy, select all the cells in the column, type command-v to paste. You can find more about the first method, filling, by going to Help > Numbers Help in your menu and searching for "autofill".

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Align text in Numbers on Mac Select any portion of the text or click a text box or shape with text; if you're working in a table, click a table cell or select a row or column. In the Format sidebar, click the Text tab. Click the Style button near the top of the sidebar, then click the alignment buttons you want.

Make rows or columns the same size To make some rows or columns the same size, select the rows or columns; to make all the rows or columns the same size, click the table, then click. in its top-left corner. Choose Table > Distribute Rows Evenly or Distribute Columns Evenly (from the Table menu at the top of your screen).

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Resize a row or column precisely Click a cell in the row or column you want to resize. In the Format sidebar, click the Table tab. In Row & Column Size, click the Height and Width arrows to set the size you want.

In the Organize sidebar, click the Sort tab. Click the pop-up menu in the sidebar and choose Sort Entire Table or Sort Selected Rows. Click Add a Column. Choose a column to sort by, then click the pop-up menu in the rule and choose Ascending or Descending.