Which of the following is NOT an alignment option for text in a cell?

Correct Option: Justified

Step-by-step Explanation:

Text alignment in cell-based software (such as Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets) determines how text is positioned horizontally relative to the cell borders.

Standard horizontal text alignment options in spreadsheets include:

1. Left: Aligns the text along the left edge of the cell (default for text data).
2. Center: Aligns the text in the middle/center of the cell.
3. Right: Aligns the text along the right edge of the cell (default for numerical data).

While "Justified" text alignment exists in word processors (like Microsoft Word) to distribute text evenly between both left and right margins, standard spreadsheet cell formatting typically does not include a basic "Justified" alignment option in standard text alignment settings. Therefore, Justified is NOT a standard cell alignment option.