Learning how to use more than one kind of alignment in the body of a document isn’t all too difficult, but first, you’ll need to understand Word’s different alignment options: Left. Center.

Sometimes alignment tabs aren’t enough if the aligned text stretches to the other margin. When this is possible, use a table to control wrapping.

Select from any of the standard horizontal alignment options of "Align Left," "Align Center" and "Align Right." You can also use the text alignment and justification options to align and justify text.

If you want to align Text vertically in Microsoft Word, then please follow the steps below: Open your Word document. Next click on the Layout section at the top.