Text formatting
Font formatting within cells in MyOffice Spreadsheet allows you to distinguish different parts of your text and make the data on your spreadsheets more visible.
The table below shows the text formatting options with the corresponding commands.
Text formatting |
Button on the Home tab, in the group Font |
Command from the command menu in macOS |
Keyboard shortcut |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Windows, Linux |
macOS |
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Bold |
|
Format > Font > Bold |
Ctrl+B |
⌘Cmd+B |
Italic |
|
Format > Font > Italic |
Ctrl+I |
⌘Cmd+I |
Underline |
|
Format > Font > Underline |
Ctrl+U |
⌘Cmd+U |
All caps |
|
Format > Font > All caps |
Ctrl+Shift+A |
⇧Shift+⌘Cmd+A |
Strikethrough |
|
Format > Font > Strikethrough |
— |
— |
Subscript character |
|
Format > Font > Subscript |
Ctrl+= |
⌘Cmd+= |
Superscript character |
|
Format > Font > Superscript |
Ctrl+Shift+= |
⇧Shift+⌘Cmd+= |
You can apply different font formatting within the same cell. To do this, enter the cell editing mode, select the text you want to apply formatting to and select the corresponding command.
