On the home tab in the clipboard section.
Yes.
It is normally in the bottom right corner of the mini toolbar, looking like a brush which is slightly leaning over.
It is normally in the bottom right corner of the mini toolbar, looking like a brush which is slightly leaning over.
The button that you can use to apply multiple formatting style to selected cell is called format painter (the icon is a little brush on the "standard" toolbar). The way it works is as follows: 1/ select an area of the spreadsheet that already have the formatting that you want to use. 2/ click on the format painter button on the standard toolbar. 3/ select the area of the spreadsheet where you want to copy the formatting. That's all. Note that if you want to apply the same formatting in several places, you can double click on the format painter button in step 2/ instead of a single click. Then you can do step 3/ several times. When you are finished, click again on the format painter button to deactivate it.
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Format PainterFormat painter
It is in the Clipboard group.
The Format Painter.
You can use the Format Painter. Click anywhere in the paragraph. Then click the Format Painter. The select the paragraph you want to paste formatting onto and it will do it.
If you double click the Format Painter button on the Standard Toolbar, you can apply the painter to multiple items until you click the button again to turn it off. Of course, if the items you want to apply it to are adjacent, you don't have to double click. Just drag the mouse across the items. When you release the mouse button, the painter is off, as usual.
The Format Painter. You can also use Paste Special and choose just to paste the formatting.
Double Click the format painter