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    How to find direct formatting using vba code (1)

    Hi, guys:

    How to find direct font formatting using vba code? and change the font to default one, but keep underline,
    bold,italic untouched?

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    Re: How to find direct formatting using vba code (1)

    Word, Excel, Powerpoint, other?

    Selection.Font.Name = "Arial"

    works in Word and Excel- but if you want to apply without using a selection (or, for instance, applying a font to just a part of a single cell in Excel), you may need to know more about the way Word/Excel/PPT works
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    Re: How to find direct formatting using vba code (1)

    Hi,
    Do you mean something like:
    Selection.Font.Name = Application.Standardfont?
    (There's not a lot of point checking to see if it is already the default font)
    Hope that helps.
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    Rory
    Microsoft MVP - Excel.

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