Creating New (Custom) Styles

Apache OpenOffice 4.1 Calc Guide

Chapter 4: Styles and Templates

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• What is a Template?
• What are Styles?
• Types of Styles in Calc
  • Cell Styles
  • Page Styles
• Accessing Styles
• Applying Cell Styles
  • Using the Styles and Formatting Window
  • Using Fill Format Mode
  • Using the Apply Style List
  • Assigning Styles to Shortcut Keys
• Applying Page Styles
• Modifying Styles
  • Style Organizer
  • Cell Style Options
    • Numbers
    • Font
    • Font Effects
    • Alignment
    • Borders
    • Background
    • Cell Protection
  • Page Style Options
    • Page
    • Borders
    • Background
    • Header
    • Footer
    • Sheet
• Creating New (Custom) Styles
  • Creating a New Style Using the Style Dialog
  • Creating a New Style from a Selection
  • Creating a New Style by Dragging and Dropping
• Copying and Moving Styles
• Deleting Styles
• Creating a Spreadsheet from a Template
• Creating a Template
• Editing a Template
  • Updating a Spreadsheet from a Changed Template
• Adding Templates Using the Extension Manager
• Setting a Default Template
  • Setting a Custom Template as the Default
  • Resetting the Default Template
• Associating a Spreadsheet with a Different Template
• Organizing Templates
  • Creating a Template Folder
  • Deleting a Template Folder
  • Moving a Template
  • Deleting a Template
  • Importing a Template
  • Exporting a Template

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Creating New (Custom) Styles

You may want to add some new styles. You can do this in two ways:

• Creating a new style using the Style dialog
• Creating a new style from a selection

New styles apply only to this document; they are not saved in the template. To save new styles in a template, see “Copying and Moving Styles“ and “Creating a Template”