Change Number Format Button Styles in Excel 🔥 (DID You Know This?)

Change the number format button styles in Excel to work the way that YOU need them to.
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The Accounting, Comma, and Percentage number format buttons on the Home tab can be modified to apply the format style that you need. This can then be saved to a template.
This technique saves tons of frustration and time when formatting spreadsheets. And in the future, changing the style will automatically update all instances of that format on the workbook. Amazing!
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⌚ Timestamps
00:00 - Cell styles in Excel
00:42 - Number format styles
01:17 - Comma number format style
02:02 - Modify the Comma button
04:29 - Save as template
06:28 - Using the template
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[@Mishkafofer]

Must have video for people in Accounting.

[@Computergaga]

Oh yes!!!! Thank you 😊

[@jeffmcdonald2687]

Awesome. I've often wondered how to get those buttons to use the styles I prefer. You've saved me both time and frustration. Thanks!

[@Computergaga]

That is brilliant! My pleasure, Jeff.

[@paulsingleton6071]

Really interesting Alan. Many thanks 👍👍

[@Computergaga]

Very welcome. Thank you.

[@GrainneDuggan_Excel]

🎉🎉 marvelous tip! I didn't know that. Thanks Alan

[@Computergaga]

Thank you, Grainne.

[@kebincui]

Excellent👍. Thanks Alan

[@Computergaga]

Thank you, Kebin.

[@nadermounir8228]

Thank you Alan for this nice video :)

[@Computergaga]

My pleasure, Nader.

[@briandennehy6380]

Great those decimals always drive me mad

[@Computergaga]

Thank you, Brian.

[@user-yu7xl6mf3t]

Wow sir...Excel guru

[@Computergaga]

Thank you ☺️

[@barttitulaerexcelbart9400]

Thanks Alan. I find these decimal places anoying, so thanks for this hot tip. I will definitively make a tamplate file. Mike Girvin made a video about a large LAMBDA function where you could select a range and then all formulas are displayed (=LAMBDA(reference;IFERROR(TOCOL(ADDRESS(ROW(reference);COLUMN(reference);4)&" : "&FORMULATEXT(reference);2);"no formulas in range"))). But saving this as a template in a business onedrive environment was tricky, there are apparently more Book1.xlst files. But I did not try your solution to store the template in personal folder. Thanks mate!

[@lepanichee4981]

Awesome thanks 🙏

[@Computergaga]

My pleasure!

[@xeeshanahmad8757]

superb 👌👍

[@Computergaga]

Thank you!

[@michaelshultz5584]

Who new... Thanks

[@Computergaga]

Once you know, you know 👍