Using the Format Painter

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Using the Format Painter This PowerPoint is part of our 60 second tips series

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Using the Format Painter

This PowerPoint is part of our 60 second tips series

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If you need to copy the format from one area of your document or spreadsheet to another, then using the Format Painter is the simplest way.

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The Format Painter is on the Home ribbon.First, choose the format you want to copy by clicking that area of the document or spreadsheet. Then select the Format Painter.

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Your cursor will change to this icon.

Drag the icon over the text you wish to change, then let go of your mouse button. If you double-click the Format Painter the painter will stay on until you press the escape key (Esc) on your keyboard or click the icon once more.

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The Format Painter works on all parts of your documents including Heading Styles and Picture Borders.

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• This Sway is part of our 60 second video series of Microsoft tips to help you make the most of Microsoft

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