Format Row and Column headers - Excel 2007
It is feasible to format the Row Numbers and Column Heading in Excel 2007 and Earlier versions.
Here I am going to explain it in Excel 2007.
Go to Home tab, under the "Styles" group there is a drop down for Cell Styles. Click on the drop down.
The very first click-able option is "Normal" under Good, Bad and Neutral.
Go to Home tab, under the "Styles" group there is a drop down for Cell Styles. Click on the drop down.
The very first click-able option is "Normal" under Good, Bad and Neutral.
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Picture 1.2 Modify |
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Picture 1.3 Style dialog Box |
Right
Click "Normal". "Normal" option shows the Font type, size, and other
default behavioral value for Excel Row/column and Excel sheet in
general. In the shortcut menu, select "Modify". ( As shown in Picture 1.2 Modify)
Once you click over there. You will get "Style" dialog box with a "Normal" type of formatting. "Normal" type of format comprises of Font type "Calbri" font size 11, with no borders, no shading General Alignment for both. ( As shown in Picture 1.3)
Row and Column Header are formatted with Wingding font. ( As shown in Picture 1.4)
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Picture 1.4 Column and Rows with Wingding Font |
Selecting Color in Fill Tab of Format will fill color in Excel sheet, and not in Row/Column headers. See the Row/Column Header font changed to "Lucida Handwriting". ( See picture 1.5 Fill option used)
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Picture 1.5 Fill option used |
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