(For an example on how to create a Ribbon UI, refer to the Getting Started document.) Number Tab To do this, provide the Home Ribbon page for the SpreadsheetControl. You can also allow end-users to invoke the Format Cells… dialog via the Ribbon UI. The dialog box includes six tabs: Number Alignment Font Border Fill and ProtectionĮnd-users can invoke this dialog by right-clicking a cell and selecting the Format Cells… item from the context menu. Select Exactly to specific a value in the field At.The Format Cells dialog allows end-users to format data in a worksheet (specify cell background, font color and style, change content alignment, apply cell borders, etc.). For line spacing, select Single from the drop-down list Line Spacing for a single spacing.From the Paragraph dialog box, under the section Spacing, select values in the fields Before and After to set spacing before and after a paragraph respectively.From the Modify Style window, click the Format button (at the left bottom corner) and then select Paragraph.

From the drop-down menu, click Modify.

On the Styles dialog box, point to Normal and then click the down arrow button on the right.

On the Ribbon, under the tab Home, within the group Styles, click the dialog box launcher icon.

You can change these parameters though from the Styles gallery. The line and paragraph spacing in a new document is according to the Normal template. Word follows the naming convention Document1, Document2, etc. When you click New (or CTRL + N) to open a new document in Word, it opens a copy of the default template Normal.dot saved in the Template folder.

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