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Depending on the object that is selected, you can paste formatting to:

•Paragraph

•Text

•Paragraph and text

•Cells

The table below contains the patterns used to copy and paste formatting:

When you copy	When you paste	Result
The cursor is placed, or entire paragraph or paragraphs are selected	Cursor is placed	Paragraph Formatting/first selected paragraph formatting
	A fragment of a paragraph is selected	Text Formatting
	The entire paragraph is selected	Paragraph and text formatting
	Several paragraphs are partially selected	Paragraph formatting
A fragment of a paragraph is selected	Cursor is placed	No formatting
	A fragment of a paragraph is selected	Text formatting, starting from the first selected character
	Entire paragraph or paragraphs are selected
	Several paragraphs are partially selected
Cursor is placed	A cell of the table is selected	Formatting a paragraph and text in the selected cell
A fragment of a paragraph is selected		Text formatting in the selected cell
The entire paragraph or paragraphs are selected (till the paragraph sign)		Paragraph and text formatting
A cell of the table is selected	A cell of the table is selected	Cell, paragraph and text formatting
	Cursor is placed	Paragraph formatting
	A fragment of a paragraph is selected	Text Formatting
	Entire paragraph or paragraphs are selected	Paragraph and text formatting
	Several paragraphs are partially selected	Paragraph formatting
	A row or column is selected	Formats the cell, paragraph, and text
A row or column is selected	A row or column is selected	•Formats the cell, paragraph, and text from the upper left cell in the copied row or column •Formats the row or column

To copy and paste formatting you can use the following tools:

•Command menu options

•Shortcut keys

•The Copy Formatting button on the Toolbar.

To copy the formatting using the Command menu or a key combination:

1.Select the part of the document you want to copy the formatting from (see the Formatting basics section).

2.Copy the formatting using one of the following methods:

•In the Command menu, click Edit > Copy Formatting.

•Press Ctrl+Shift+C.

3.To apply the formatting to one part of the document, do the following:

•Select the part of the document you want to copy the formatting from (see the Formatting basics section).

•In the Command menu, click Edit > Copy Formatting or press Ctrl+Shift+V.

4.To apply the formatting to multiple elements in the document, select these elements one by one and apply the formatting as described above.

To format one element of a document using the Copy Formatting button:

1.Select the part of the document you want to copy the formatting from (see the Formatting basics section).

2.On the Toolbar, select the Edit section and click Copy Formatting button.

3.Select the part of the document you want to copy the formatting to (see the Formatting basics section).

To format multiple elements of a document using the Copy Formatting button:

1.Select the part of the document you want to copy the formatting from (see the Formatting basics section).

2.On the Toolbar, select the Edit section and double-click Copy Formatting. The button will change to .

3.Format the desired parts of the document one by one as described in the section above.

To exit the multiple elements formatting mode, use one of the following steps:

•On the Toolbar, select the Edit section and click . The button will change to .

•Press Esc.

The formatting copied to the clipboard is saved in history and can be used later.

To open history with previously copied formatting items, follow the steps below:

1.On the Toolbar, select the Edit section and click the arrow to the right of the Copy Formatting button.

2.In the list with previously copied formatting items that expands, select the one you want. The objects are arranged in such a way that the top of the list represents the object of the last copied formatting.

3.Select the part of the document you want to apply the formatting to as described in the section above.

Copy and apply formatting