Cell Style
The cell style
refers to the way the text of a cell appears on screen.
This includes the font of the text, if it is bold, italicized or underlined,
its size and sometimes the order in which the characters
are written on screen. The cell style also sets its orientation and alignment.
Cell styles are used to quickly format the text in cells. There are several styles already available in Calc, and it covers formats for headings, column headers and results for spreadsheet calculations.
Unlike other style categories the cell style
is only limited for use in Calc since it only applies for spreadsheet cells.
You can actually create or modify cell styles in OpenOffice.org. Please refer to the links below for more information.
Working with Cell Styles
The following screencast demonstrate how to work with cell styles:
- Apply a cell style using the styles and formatting window
- Create cell styles from selected cells
- Overview of cell style options
- Create a new style using selected text
- Create a new style using the drag and drop method
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