Windows 10: Even though I have changed my excel default font, when I download reports to excel from a...

I have changed the default font of my excel workbooks. However, when I download a report from a different system to excel Power BI, SAP BW etc it always download in "Arial".Is there a way for me to change that to a different font as well? So that any excel document I download gets open with that font. Thank you.

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Excel for WP8.1 Font Color

Hi wrbird,

I understand that you are willing to change your Excel cell font color back to black on your Windows Phone 8.1.

As this feature is not available on the Windows Phone 8.1, I invite you to add your suggestion in the Windows Phone uservoice:

https://windowsphone.uservoice.com/forums/101801-feature-suggestions?query=excel%20font

At the moment, you can only manage this option directly on the Excel developed for PC.

Kind regards,

David.

 

Excel change default comment font weight


In Excel 2010 the default comment font has been bold for me for as long as I can remember (even in a fresh install in Win 10). In this post Title Bar Text Size - Change in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums The common fix of changing the tooltip font works for the font size but not the font weight. I have used Kutools to change all comments to regular weight in the past but it's unstable in Win 10 and causes problems with other software. I know that I can type a character, hit ctrl-B and get the next character to regular weight but then I have to go back and delete the first character. Hitting ctrl-b immediately doesn't work. Obviously this is clunky and time wasting. Using Kutools tools in the past it changes the font weight for the entire comment, including the bold commentor name. I want it to function like I see in any example I can find, which always was the commentor name in bold and the rest of the comment regular weight. As far as I remember that was the case in every version of Excel I used before 2010.

 

Changing the default font on Microsoft Word 2010 has no effect on new pages

Perform the following steps to set the default font for new Microsoft Word 2010 documents.

1. Right click the "Normal" Style on the Home ribbon and click Modify.
   
2. Change the font to Times New Roman, 12 (or whatever you would prefer).
   
3. Select the "New documents based on this template" option.
   
4. Click OK
   
5. Close and reopen Microsoft Word to confirm.
   

For Microsoft Excel, perform these steps:

1. Select File menu, Options item.
   
2. Select the General category.
   
3. Change "When creating new workbooks, use this font"
   
4. Click OK to confirm
   
5. Restart Microsoft Excel as instructed.