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# 5.5. Formatting data
Inforiver provides a variety of options to tailor your data table. Let's explore them.
### 1. Changing the font and style
You can customize how your data is displayed using the options in the **Style** section**.** To change the appearance of a particular column, row, or cell - select it, then apply formatting. You can emphasize specific data points using these options.
Formatting data
### 2. Showing or hiding measures
Select the measure and click on the hide icon to remove it from the table. You can display hidden measures again from the **Measure Series** configuration, which we'll discuss in upcoming sections.
Hiding measures
You can also hide a column by clicking on the column gripper and selecting the Hide column option.
Hiding a column from the gripper
### 3. Arranging data
You can use the fit mode options to arrange your data according to the content, according to the canvas, or fit the maximum possible data in the available space.
{% hint style="info" %}
The Fit mode options will be applicable only if Trellis layout>Responsive Grid is enabled.
{% endhint %}
Fit mode
You can change the fit mode from the column gripper as well.
Changing the fit mode from the column gripper
### 4. Changing the padding
You can increase or decrease the padding between rows.
Increase the padding between rows
### 5. Changing the alignment
You can change the horizontal and vertical alignment of the content within a cell. Select a cell or column to enable the alignment buttons.
Alignment options
Next, let's look at number formatting.
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