I am unable to set the default font in LibreOffice Calc (v6.2).
However, I am able to do so in LibreOffice Writer (v6.2).
Hi opaque, thanks for the answer. I’m using LO as it comes, default installation and so on. The user interface is set to Standard. No “File → Templates” menu, though.
I found out that the correct path is not “File → Templates” but you need to click on the down arrow near the Save Icon, and then select “Save as Template” (shortcut Shift +F11). Worked for me
This doesn’t change anything when you’re opening a CSV file for the first time.
We want to change the DEFAULT fonts. Not just the fonts for a new document.
@nuncio, you’ve already stated that at How do you set the default font in LibreOffice Calc (v6.2) - #13 by nuncio.
Hello,
perform the following:
- Open a new Calc spreadsheet
- Go to
Styles -> Manage Styles
(orF11
) - Click icon
Cell Styles
(leftmost icon below Styles*) -
Right click
on Default →Modify -> Tab: Font
- Set your preferred font + options
- Click
OK
- Menu
File -> Templates -> Save as Template
- Provide a Template Name (e.g.
MyCalcTemplate
) - Select a Template Category (e.g.
My Templates
) -
Important Check option
[x] Set as default template
- Click
Save
- Close your document (no further save required) and open a new Calc spreadsheet
- Check your new settings
Hope that helps.
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Problem solved.
Please add this answer to the LibreOffice Help.
Hello there, I’m using LibreOffice 7.1.0.3 (x64), and the “File → Templates” Menu is no longer present (or maybe I cannot find it…). How do I save a default style for my sheets? Thanks
The File -> Templates
menu is still there, however all menu specifications in answers are related to “User Interface” set to Standard. If you are using any of the Notebook-Bar settings (Tabbed, Tabbed Compact, etc…) the location will be different. Hence you’d need to tell which UI interface setting you are using (e.g. in Tabbed UI it is in Tab File
and Icon Save as Template
).
This doesn’t change anything when you’re opening a CSV file for the first time.
We want to change the DEFAULT fonts. Not just the fonts for a new document.
Whatever is wrong with your version - on my Windows system using
Version: 7.1.2.2 (x64) / LibreOffice Community
Build ID: 8a45595d069ef5570103caea1b71cc9d82b2aae4
CPU threads: 1; OS: Windows 10.0 Build 19042; UI render: Skia/Raster; VCL: win
Locale: en-US (en_DE); UI: en-US, Calc: threaded
I still see:
How do you set the default font in LibreOffice Calc (v6.2) - #2 by anon73440385 explains this too, but as @nuncio describes at How do you set the default font in LibreOffice Calc (v6.2) - #13 by nuncio, this is for new documents, not for #Calc itself.
Go to ```
Tools → Options… → LibreOffice → Advanced → Expert Configuration
and search for "org.openoffice.VCL:LocalizedDefaultFonts['??']" where ?? is your locale.
I've added "Segoe UI" to my locale:
org.openoffice.VCL:LocalizedDefaultFonts['en'] LATIN_SPREADSHEET
and it's there. No need for templates...
And then you start LibreOffice in a different locale/language or reset your profile and suddenly you are missing your default font.
So you do the same for each locale you use…
There is no ‘Options’ submenu in the ‘Tools’ menu
You’re probably on a Mac that instead has Preferences hidden in the Application Menu thing.