How to set the same page style to all pages in an existing document?

[Natasha]

I have a document with different pageStyles : Default Style , Converted1, Converted2 and so on. I’d like to apply the same style to all the pages, so that all pages would have for example the style “Default Style”.

I tried (Styles & Formatting → Page style → Default Style) , but this sets the style only for one group of pages - if I had several pages as “Converted1” and changed one of them to “Default Style” , all of them are changed , but the rest of the document still remains with mixed styles.

[irongron]

Dunno if you have tried the help, but if not here you go - link text

[PaoloPelloni]

I would select the whole document and then apply the page style by opening the style window (F11 if not open already) and double clicking on the desired page style.

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[Natasha]

I tried to select all the text (Edit → Select All) and the apply the style , but it doesn’t work, only updates one page

[Natasha]

I tried to select all the text (Edit → Select All) and then apply the style , but it doesn’t work, only updates one page

[Floggedhorse]

I had the same issue - Because I dragged in sheets ever sheet had its own print style.
Paolo is right he just wasnt precise

First Change print style to what you want > Format > Page > landscape or whatever …

Select all Sheets (So that they are light grey) > F11 (Brings up styles) > Select “Page Styles” (little piece of paper under :Styles Heading) > Double Click “Default style” - while their delete the unused styles