Yes, you can insert a text box in Google Sheets. Inserting a text box in Google Sheets allows users to add customizable, free-floating text over their spreadsheets which provides a versatile way to include annotations, instructions, or titles.
Follow the steps below to insert a text box in Google Sheets.
Start by clicking on "Insert" in the top menu. Next, choose "Drawing". This action will open a new Drawing dialog box.
Within the Drawing tool, find and click on the "Text box" icon, which looks like a T inside a square. This icon allows you to insert text boxes into your drawing.
Click and drag your cursor across the canvas to create your text box. You can adjust its size according to how much text you plan to add.
Now, type the desired text directly into the text box. You have options to change the font, size, color, and alignment of your text using the toolbar.
After you're satisfied with your text, click the "Save and Close" button. Your text box will then be inserted into your Google Sheets document as an overlay.
If you need to reposition your text box, simply click and drag it to the desired spot. To resize it, use the square handles that appear around its edges.
We hope that you now have a better understanding of how to insert a text box in Google Sheets. If you enjoyed this article, you might also like our article on how to rotate an image in Google Sheets or our article on how to do a running total in Google Sheets.
