Equivalent to choosing the Cells command from the Format menu. Applies a font and other attributes to the selection. Applies to cells, charts, and text boxes and buttons on worksheets and macro sheets.
Syntax
FONT.PROPERTIES(font, font_style, size, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, outline, shadow, underline, color, normal, background, start_char, char_count)
FONT.PROPERTIES?(font, font_style, size, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, outline, shadow, underline, color, normal, background, start_char, char_count)
Arguments correspond to check boxes or options in the Font tab on the Format Cells dialog box. Arguments that correspond to check boxes are logical values. If an argument is TRUE, Microsoft Excel selects the check box; if FALSE, Microsoft Excel clears the check box. If an argument is omitted, the format is not changed.
Font is the name of the font as it appears in the Font tab. For example, Courier is a font name.
Font_style is the name of the font style as it appears in the Font tab. For example, Bold Italic is a font style.
Size is the font size, in points.
Strikethrough corresponds to the Strikethrough check box.
Superscript corresponds to the Superscript check box
Subscript corresponds to the Subscript check box
Outline corresponds to the Outline check box. Outline fonts are available in Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh. For macro compatibility, this argument is ignored by Microsoft Excel for Windows..
Shadow corresponds to the Shadow check box. Shadow fonts are available in Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh. For macro compatibility, this argument is ignored by Microsoft Excel for Windows.
Note For macro compatibility with Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, the presence of the outline and shadow arguments do not prevent the macro from working on Microsoft Excel for Windows, nor does their absence prevent it from working on the Macintosh.
Underline corresponds to the Underline Drop-down box.
Underline Type applied
0 None
1 Single
2 Double
3 Single Accounting
4 Double Accounting
Color is a number from 0 to 56 corresponding to the colors in the Font tab; 0 corresponds to automatic color.
Normal corresponds to the Normal Font check box. Applies the default font for your system
Background is a number from 1 to 3 specifying which type of background to apply to text in a chart.
Backgd Type of background applied
1 Automatic
2 Transparent
3 Opaque
Start_char specifies the first character to be formatted. If start_char is omitted, it is assumed to be 1 (the first character in the cell or text box).
Char_count specifies how many characters to format. If char_count is omitted, Microsoft Excel formats all characters in the cell or text box starting at start_char.
Remarks
Some extended TrueType styles do not have corresponding arguments to FONT.PROPERTIES. To access an extended TrueType font style, append the style name to the font name in the font argument. For example, the font Taipei can be formatted in an upside-down style by specifying "Taipei Upside-down" as the font argument. For more information about TrueType, see your Microsoft Windows documentation.
Related Functions
ALIGNMENT Aligns or wraps text in cells
FORMAT.NUMBER Applies a number format to the selection
FORMAT.TEXT Formats a worksheet text box or a chart text item
List of Command-Equivalent Functions