Use the Same Formatting for Multiple Cells, the Easy Way. – Part 2
Posted on January 29, 2008
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This next Excel Tip and Trick is a follow-up of the article that I wrote last week about using the same formatting for multiple excel cells. I’m now using also using the Format Painter Tool. In the first article I explained how to copy the format to the second cell and how we can drag the formatting to the cell next to it.
This works great unless the cells don’t connect. I’m using the Format Painter Tool in this Excel Tip and Trick to apply to same formatting in non connecting cells.
For this example I used the same table that I used as the earlier article.

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If you want to use the same formatting on “random” cells you need to click on cell A1.
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And double click on the Format Painter Tool.
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Now you can click on the cells you want to apply this formatting on.

As you can understand this is quite random and I know it doesn’t make any sense but it’s only for the example;).
You can also apply the Format Painter for columns or rows.
Now I want the same formatting as row 1.

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Now click on the 1 on the right side of the spreadsheet.
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Click on Format Painter
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And click on 5

And you’re done.
I hope you all like this Excel Tip and Trick. I’ll see all you next time.


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