The styles in Word 2013 are combinations of formatting that have been combined into one simple option. We will be applying a style to a paragraph in the example below, but you can choose to select a word, sentence of an entire document if you so choose. Our tutorial below will teach you what you need to do in order to apply a style to a part of your Word 2013 document.
Word 2013 uses something called “Styles”, however, that contains a selection of pre-configured styles that you can use to quickly modify the appearance of text in your document. Select a cell or range of cells and then click Table Tools > Design > Table Styles > Shading.There are a large number of ways to customize the appearance and formatting of text in Word 2013, and some customizations can require multiple steps to achieve the desired effect.
However, you can apply your own table shading without using table styles. The shading described above is applied using ready made table styles. Make sure the other selections are correct (the default settings are usually appropriate) and then click OK. Name the style and ensure that Style type is set to "table". Table Tools > Design > Table Styles > More Button > New Table Style, and the Create New Style from Formatting window will open. You can even format your table the way you want it to appear and then save it as a new table style. These table styles offer combinations of borders and shading, some emphasizing header rows and some alternating row colours. The following panel appears, displaying thumbnail images of the table styles available for us to choose. (bottom right of the Table Styles group).
To apply a table style, place the cursor in any cell of your table and then click Table Tools > Design > Table Styles > More Button Live Previews let you see what those styles look like without Word provide a rich selection of different styles you can apply to your tables. Microsoft Word 2010 removes much of the need to spend time getting the shading right on tables in your documents.
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