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Font formatting within a cell in MyOffice Spreadsheet allows you to distinguish different parts of your text and make the data on your spreadsheets more visible.

The table below shows the text formatting options with the corresponding commands and Toolbar buttons:

Text formatting

Toolbar button

Command menu

Key combination

Bold

bold_icon

Format > Text > Bold

Ctrl+B

(command_transparent Cmd+B)

Italic

italic_icon

Format > Text > Italic

Ctrl+I

(command_transparent Cmd+I)

Underline

underline_icon

Format > Text > Underline

Ctrl+U

(command_transparent Cmd+U)

ALL CAPS

editor_all_caps_icon

Format > Text > Other formatting > All caps

Strikethrough

editor_s_icon

Format > Text > Strikethrough

Ctrl+5

(command_transparent Cmd+5)

Subscript character

editor_subscript_icon

Format > Text > Other formatting > Subscript

Ctrl+Shift+

(command_transparent Cmd+shift_transparent Shift +)

Superscript character

editor_superscript_icon

Format > Text > Other formatting > Superscript

Ctrl+Shift+=

(command_transparent Cmd+shift_transparent Shift+=)

To format the cell's contents, do the following:

1.Select the desired part of the cell content in the edit mode, the whole cell, or a range of cells.

2.Format the content in one of the following ways:

In the Command menu, select Format > Text (some options are available in the Other formatting menu item).

Click butt_font_style on the Toolbar.

Use the keyboard shortcuts.

 

You can assign several properties to the same symbol at the same time (except for the shift of letters below/above the base line, which are mutually exclusive).

Conversion into uppercase letters does not affect the display of numbers, punctuation marks or other symbols. Re-selecting the All Caps command will return the lower case letters. Letters that were previously entered with the Caps Lock key pressed will not be affected when you change back to lowercase.

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