Create a table so the Tables tab activates in the Ribbon.If you want it to be the default for all new tables created in documents based on that template: The user-defined Table Style will be added at the front of the Table Styles Gallery in the Ribbon.
Include Add to Quick Style list if you wish. Click the Format button to select the Font, Paragraph, & other attributes you want. Use the tools available on that same page if you wish and/or. Select Table Normal (or other of your choice) as the Style based on. While working in the template file go to Format> Style - New. Generally, they are not used in a table unless there is certain content that needs to deviate from what the Table Style specificationsĪs for creating the Table Style, the procedure I suggest is:įirst, make sure you've saved your template as a template file Own styles based on Normal, some other style (such as Body Text), orįor a user-defined Table Style, though, there is no reason to alter any of the built-in Paragraph or Character styles. changes to default paragraph formatting are done by modifying the Normal style - or preferably by creating your You're correct that there is no Default button in the Format Paragraph dialog. Pursuant to that, when you use the Default button in the Format Font dialog you are actually updating the Default Paragraph Font which is used by the Normal Paragraph Style, soĭefault & Normal really are one in the same. Modifying Normal can lead to some very interesting results further down the road :-) It is the underlying Style on which numerous other built-in styles (including Table Styles)Īre based. The standard specifications for Normal, of course, are very basic, and although Normal can be modified it's generally recommended that it not be changed drastically. used in new blank documents [those based on Word's It determines the font formatting, paragraph formatting, Tab settings, Language. The default Paragraph Style used in Word documents is a style by the name of Normal. 
Terminology is used by Microsoft can be confusing. I'm not sure exactly how you're going about this or what specific attributes you want as a part of the Table Style but the process is remarkably simple in this version of Word :-) First, though, I think it might be good to clarify a few points. I solved it setting the default font in the "Format->Font…" menu. I've had this issue before with the font style. When I set "Normal" style to left-justified, the defined table style works as it should, when I set it back to full-justified,
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"Default" paragraph style (which I don't know how to change) apparently is left-justified, whereas the "Normal" style is full-justified. However, this only works if the "Default" paragraph style is the same as the "Normal" paragraph style. The table style paragraph settings should be different to the default and normal paragraph styles. I'm trying to set up a template with table styles. Is there something like that in Word for Mac 2011? Specifically, I'm missing a "Default…"-button in the "Format->Paragraph…" menu just like I'm looking for an option to change the default paragraph setting in a Word 2011 (Mac) template just like you can set a default font for the whole template.
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