You might get away with re-defining some of the standard CSS classes. You could change 'numeric' and 'numeric highlighted' to be left-justified, but that probably will be hard to read for most people. Use your browser's style editor to find the class(es) to change to make strings be right-justified.
If this is on a dashboard, simply use a .css with something like the following:
.results-table .wrapped-results th:nth-child(5), .results-table .wrapped-results td:nth-child(5) {
text-align: right;
}
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If you only want to apply this to one specific table, you can give that table an id and reference that id in the selection.
How can I set one column to left alignment and other column to right aligment , by using css my both columns are in right alignment now-
#table1 table.table tbody td {
width: 50% !important;
text-align: right !important;