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How to Change the Default Font in Excel 2010

Oct 21, 2015 07:05 AM
Oct 21, 2015 08:24 AM
Excel spreadsheet interface demonstrating cell formatting options.

Some people may don't like the default word or hyperlink font in their Excel. Though you can change the word font of the whole sheet by using the font tools in the Home menu, but the default font still remains when you create a new Excel file. So, here is the solution.

Click the Cell Styles Under the Home Menu

Open an Excel, click Home > Cell Styles.

Right-Click "Normal"

To change the default font of normal words, right click Normal .

Click "Modify"

Excel menu options for modifying cell styles.

Click "Format"

How to Change the Default Font in Excel 2010

Then Choose the Font Your Like

In the Font tab, you can choose your font, font style and size for the normal words in the Excel sheet. Click OK to confirm it.

Format Cells Dialog Box in Spreadsheet Software

Wanna change the hyperlink font? Click Cell Styles, right-click Hyperlink, then the following steps are the same as changing normal words.

Excel cell formatting options with highlight colors for Good, Bad, and Neutral categories.

Then, next time you create a new sheet, the font will be what you've set last time.

Extra Tip

You can also try this method. Click File > Options > General. And change the font.

Excel options menu with settings for creating new workbooks.

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