It looks like a paintbrush.
a paintbrush
Fill Formatting only or the Format Painter tool.
You can use the Format Painter to do it or the Fill formatting Only option.
When you draw a shape using the shapes button in the Insert tab, your mouse pointer typically changes to a crosshair or a plus sign. This indicates that you can click and drag to create the desired shape. Depending on the specific application, the pointer may also display a shape outline while you hold down the mouse button.
You can apply formatting to multiple cells with the "Format Painter" tool or by using the "Format Cells" dialog box in spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. To use the Format Painter, simply select the cell with the desired formatting, click the Format Painter icon, and then click and drag over the target cells. Alternatively, you can select multiple cells, right-click, choose "Format Cells," and apply your desired formatting options all at once.
The Format Painter takes the formatting from one piece of text or item and pastes it onto something else you select. This is handy when you have a combination of formats on something and want to apply them to another item, without having to do them individually.To use it:Put the cursor in the text you want to copy the format of.Click on the Format Painter icon on the Formatting Toolbar.Click into or select the text that you want to copy the formatting to.
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the execution time of programe is fast using the pointer
A painter is a person who creates artworks using paint.
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