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I love working with styles, of which I've built up quite a few handy ones
over the years (They accumulate in my always-hidden "Personal" workbook). However, I often inherit workbooks from others with way too many styles due to merging of parts from other files. I wish to find a way of choosing obsolete styles (I recently had a workbook with about ten different "Normal" styles for instance) and deleting them at once. The alternative is unbelievably tedious... Selecting and deleting them one by one through the /Format/Style-menu... Why do I want to delete the obsoltete ones? When there's a growing list of about fifty plus and I just want to work with my own styles "Annual" or "Zero totals" it is highly frustrating every time negotiating such a long list... |
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