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Excel - Format Fonts
Formatting is one of the unique ingredients in Microsoft Excel, where you can modify the default appearance of the worksheet and highlight the text depending on the priority.
Different ways to format fonts are Font name, Font color, Font size, Font style, and Effects. For example, if doctors want to highlight patients diagnosed with hypertension, they can easily format the fonts by changing their font color, style, etc., in Microsoft Excel.
Change Font Name in Microsoft Excel
You may use the following steps to alter the Font Name.
1. First, select the cell range B2:D8 in Microsoft Excel.

2. Go to the Home tab, expand the Font option, and select the "Aptos Serif" from the drop-down menu.


3. Now, select the cell range B2:D2 and in the Font group, expand the font size option and select the 14 from the drop-down list to modify the texts font size.

Therefore, the size of the selected cell range has been changed.
Change Font Color of Text
By default, the Excel font color of the text is black. You can change the Font color by choosing the Font tab in the Format Cells dialog box or using the Font Color option under the Font group.
Multiple steps to change the Font color are written below
First, select the range of cells C3:C8 in the given worksheet.

After that, expand the Font Color tile and choose the Orange, Accent 2 color from the given menu.

Therefore, the Font color of the selected range of the cells has been altered.

Change Font Style in Microsoft Excel
The four basic Font styles named Bold, Italic, Underline, and Double Underline are inclusive in the Microsoft Excel. The different icons for these font styles are presented in the Font group.
Keyboard Shortcuts to Change the Font Style
- Use the "CTRL+ B" keys to change the font style to Bold.
- Use "CTRL+ I" keys to change the font style in Italics.
- Use "CTRL+ U" keys to modify the font style in Underline.
- Use the "CTRL+5" to apply the Strikethrough in the specific cell ranges.
Example
Lets say you wish to apply the "Double Underline" style for the highest sales production of the given dataset. Select the D3 cell and choose the "Double Underline" icon under the Font group.


You can select the range B2:D2 cells and press the "ctrl+I" keys to change the font style in the Italics.

Therefore, column heading is changed in the Italics.
Apply the Effects to a Range of Cells
Given below are the steps to apply the Effects to the selected range of the cells.
Step 1 − Select the range B3:B8 and press the "ctrl+1" keyboard keys to open the Format Cells dialog box.
Step 2 − In the Format Cells dialog box, move to the Font tab, select the "Strikethrough" option under the Effects section, and press the OK button to apply these changes.

Therefore, the Strikethrough effects has been applied to the selected range of the cells.
