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You can use the command Character style, which can be accessed via the context menu, to create and modify "character styles".

In a character style, you can save a frequently used character format (font, font size, text styles, etc.) and then apply it repeatedly to any characters or entire cells.

If, for example, you want to regularly print small print sections in a different font and smaller size, simply create an appropriate character style – lets call it "Small print" – and apply it to the desired text passages.

Note: In PlanMaker you can also apply cell styles (see Cell styles). The difference to character styles is that character styles only store the character format, whereas cell styles store both character format and cell format (number format, alignment, borders, etc.). Furthermore, character styles are also applicable to individual characters within a cell, while cell styles are applicable only to entire cells.

For more information, see the following pages.