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Fonts, colors, and borders—as discussed in Word 2000—can enhance your document and increase understanding by highlighting important information in an Excel worksheet.
Important terms:
The default font in a spreadsheet is Arial 10 points, but the typeface and size can be changed easily.
Font choices vary depending on the software installed on your computer.
Bold, italics, and underline are all examples of font style attributes.
The bold, italics, and underline buttons on the Formatting toolbar are like toggle switches. Click once to turn it on, and click again to turn it off.
Emphasize important data by adding borders, lines, and color to your worksheet.
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