Turn Off Auto Format of Cells

BuddieB

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I have a tempalte at the office with a range of cells (B1 to B5) with text that uses the formatting Small Fonts + Size 7 + Bold.

However the rest of the sheet is set to Arial Font, Size 10 no bold.

When I type anything in cell B6, it picks up the formatting from above and formats it as Small Fonts, Size 7, but I want it to appear with the base format (Arial, Size 10, no bold)

Why does it keep reformatting anything that I type under these particular cells? I can't seem to find anythign on auto formatting, or autocorrect or anything under the Tools-Options...

Please help, I have a bunch of people at my office complaining about this and I can't seem to help them! :oops:
 

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