Excel is a powerful tool for data analysis, data visualization and data manipulation. It's also a great tool for formatting text and numbers. One of the most popular formatting tasks is to adjust the font size. Here's a guide on how to adjust font size in Excel.
What is the font size in Excel?
The default font size in Excel is 11 points. However, you can change this size by adjusting the cell font size to any size between 1 and 409 points.
How to Adjust Excel Font Size
It's quite easy to change the font size in Excel. Just follow these steps:
- Select the cell range you want to change the font size for.
- Navigate to the Home tab and click on the Font Size box.
- Enter the number you want to set the font size to between 1 and 409 points.
- The font size should immediately change.
FAQ
How do I change the font size for all cells in a worksheet?
To change the font size for all cells in a worksheet, simply select the entire worksheet by clicking on the box in the upper left corner of the worksheet. Then follow the same steps as above to adjust the font size.
Can I set the font size to a decimal value?
No, you cannot set the font size to a decimal value. The font size must be an integer between 1 and 409 points.
What if I enter a font size that is less than 1 or greater than 409?
If you enter a font size that is less than 1 or greater than 409, Excel will automatically set the font size to the minimum/maximum allowed value.
Does adjusting font size affect the cell formatting?
No. Adjusting the font size will not affect the cell formatting.
Can I adjust font size directly from the Ribbon?
Yes, you can adjust font size directly from the Ribbon. Simply select the cell range you want to change, then navigate to the Home tab and select the “Font Size” option.