How to Change Font in Excel for All Sheets (4 Suitable Ways)

Written by Al Ikram Amit

Reviewed by Nuraida Kashmin

Last updated: Jul 6, 2024

Method 1- Using Font Option from Home Tab

We will change the font for the entire area of all sheets with the Font option from the Home tab:

Open the first worksheet.
Click on the top left square of the worksheet.

Selecting the small arrow on the top-left corner of all cells

Hold the Ctrl key and click on the Sheet Tabs.
Or, you can hold the Shift key and click on the last sheet tab to select all the sheets.
Go to the Home tab > Font group > Font.
Select a font.

The font in all selected sheets will be changed.

Note

You can install a new font and restart Excel to have the installed font in the Font section.

Method 2 – Using Font Option from Context Menu

Select the entire area.
Select all the sheets from the sheet tab.
Right-click on the mouse > Font.

Expand the Font drop-down.
Select a font.
You can change the font i for all sheets with the Font option from the Context Menu.

Method 3 – Using Theme Fonts Option from Page Layout Tab

The Theme Font feature from the Page Layout tab changes the font of all the sheets in a workbook. We do not need to select the sheets separately.

Go to the Page Layout tab > Themes group > Font.
Pick a font from the available fonts.

You’ll get the following output for all the sheets.

Note

You can not change the font of a certain cell or a range of cells with the Theme Font feature.

Method 4 – Using a VBA Code

Go to the Developer tab > Code group > Visual Basic to open Visual Basic Editor.
Go to the Insert tab > Module.

Copy and paste the following VBA code:

Sub ChangeFontforAllSheets()
For Each Worksheet In Worksheets
Worksheet.Activate
ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Select
Selection.Font.Name = "Raleway"
Next
End Sub