After you define a cell range as a table, you can completely modify its formatting simply by clicking a new style thumbnail in the Table Styles gallery.
Excel also automatically extends this table definition and consequently its table." This goes against what I'm seeing as all the cells, even though using the 'standard' text style, are overridden on the font name and height i.e the cell contents are "". Excel 2013’s Format as Table feature enables you to both define an entire range of data as a table and format all its data all in one operation.I read the 'text style replacement' thread which looked like it may be of some assistance but right at the end I noticed the line "One thing I did learn from this is that you can't have formatted strings in a Table object. I have tried changing the text in the sheet prior to doing the copy and paste, but the fonts are not the same (look at RomanS insrted in the two ways and you'll see what I mean). Now you will see all table formatting styles, including the fill color and font color are removed from original table as below screenshot shown: Kutools for Excel - Includes more than 300 handy tools for Excel. Click the Table Tools tab, select Layout and click View Gridlines in the Table group. If I paste cells from an Excel sheet into AutoCAD as AutoCAD entities, my table is created exactly as I want it - other than the fonts from the sheet come in and override the textstyle. Select the entire table that you will remove the table formatting style from, and click Kutools > Format > Clear All Cells Formatting. Can anybody point me in the right direction to enable me to strip the overrides from table cells?
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