Microsoft Office Development and Consultancy

Basic

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Getting Started

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Character Styles

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Paragraph Styles

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Linked Styles

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Overlapping Styles

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Default Styles

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Viewing Styles

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Applying Styles

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Styles and Formatting Task Pane

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Styles and Formatting Task Pane - Format Settings

Advanced

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Reapplying Styles

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Copying Styles

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Modifying Styles

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Replacing Styles

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Organising Styles

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List of Built-in Styles

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Advanced Techniques

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Version Changes

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Office Online

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Knowledge Base

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Knowledge Base - Numerical

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VBA Code

Shortcut Keys

(Alt + Ctrl + 1) - Applies the built-in "Heading 1" style to the selection.

(Alt + Ctrl + 2) - Applies the built-in "Heading 2" style to the selection.

(Alt + Ctrl + 3) - Applies the built-in "Heading 3" style to the selection.

(Ctrl + Shift + N) - Applies the built-in "Normal" style to the selection.

(Ctrl + Shift + L) - Applies the built-in "List Bullet" style to the selection.

(Ctrl + Shift + S) - Activates the Style drop-down list on the Formatting toolbar / opens style task pane

(Ctrl + Space) - Resets the formatting back to the original paragraph style. Removes character formatting from the selection.

(Alt + Ctrl + K) - Start AutoFormat.

(Alt + Shift + Right Arrow) - Applies the next Heading style to the selection.

(Alt + Shift + Left Arrow) - Applies the previous Heading style to the selection.

Related Sections

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Formatting Paragraphs

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Templates