Which button is used to vertically align text within a cell?

The vertical alignment of text within a cell is crucial for enhancing the visual presentation and readability of a spreadsheet. The designated button that serves this purpose allows users to adjust how text is positioned vertically within the cell, meaning you can set it to be aligned at the top, middle, or bottom of the cell. This functionality is essential when dealing with larger cells or when needing to create a specific layout that improves the overall design of the spreadsheet.

In contrast, the button for horizontal alignment focuses on adjusting text position from left to right within a cell, having no impact on vertical adjustments. The text wrapping button controls whether text extends beyond the cell boundaries or wraps within the same cell, affecting text display but not how it is aligned vertically. The insert chart button serves a completely different function by allowing users to create visual representations of data rather than modifying text alignment. Thus, the vertical align button is the specific tool designed to manage vertical text positioning within a cell effectively.