How to Apply Slice Theme in Excel

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Excel has Theme feature by which we can change the presentation of our worksheets with a lot of customizations. There are several built-in themes and also you can make your themes too. Here, you will learn how to apply the Slice theme in Excel with easy steps and proper illustrations.


How to Apply a Theme in Excel

First, I’ll show how to apply a theme to a workbook in Excel. For that, we’ll use the following Excel table that represents some salespersons’ sales in different regions.

Steps:

  • Click as follows: Page Layout > Themes.

Then you will get all the built-in office themes like the image below. Also, you can browse for a theme if you have any downloaded or saved themes.

How to Apply a Theme in Excel

  • Just click any of the themes and it will be applied. I clicked the theme- Gallery.

How to Apply a Theme in Excel

It’s the outlook of the theme- Gallery.

Remember one thing– when you change a theme, it will be applied to all of your worksheets.


How to Apply a Slice Theme in Excel

Now, let’s see how to apply the Slice theme.

Steps:

  • First, click Page Layout > Themes and then select the Slice theme from the third row of the appeared themes.

How to Apply Slice Theme

Here’s the overview of the Slice theme. It uses Cyan color for the Excel table and Century Gothic font.

How to Apply Slice Theme


How to Change Slice Theme Colors, Fonts, and Effects in Excel

In this section, we’ll learn how to change the colors, fonts, and effects in the Slice theme. So using these features, if you don’t like anything about the theme, you can customize it.


Change Colors

First, we’ll learn how to change theme colors.

Steps:

  • Click as follows: Page Layout > Colors.
  • Then select your desired color from the drop-down list or click Customize Colors to make your color combination. Here, I selected Green Yellow color.

How to Change Slice Theme Colors, Fonts, and Effects in Excel

The outlook of the dataset after applying the Green Yellow color.

How to Change Slice Theme Colors, Fonts, and Effects in Excel

Related Article: How to Apply Parallax Theme in Excel


Change Fonts

Now, let’s change the theme font. The Slice theme uses Century Gothic font by default. We’ll change it to Arial.

Steps:

  • Click as follows: Page Layout > Fonts.
  • Later, choose your desired font from the drop-down list. I chose Arial.

How to Change Slice Theme Colors, Fonts, and Effects

Now see, we are still in the Slice theme but the font is changed.

How to Change Slice Theme Colors, Fonts, and Effects in Excel


Change Effects

By changing the Effects, we can change the look of any objects in our worksheet. It has various borders, visual effects, and shades that can give a different look to the objects. To show it, I have added a Left Arrow in my worksheet which contains the default color of the Slice theme.

How to Change Slice Theme Colors, Fonts, and Effects in Excel

Steps:

  • Click as follows: Page Layout > Effects.
  • After that, click on any effect from the appeared options. I clicked Glossy.

How to Change Slice Theme Colors, Fonts, and Effects in Excel

Now have a look, It has added borders outside of the arrow.

Related Article: How to Apply Retrospect Theme in Excel


Download Practice Workbook

You can download the free Excel workbook from here and practice on your own.


Conclusion

I hope the procedures described above will be good enough to apply the slice theme in Excel. Feel free to ask any question in the comment section and please give me feedback.


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