Sheet List Appearance Properties

[Anonymous]

Allow the Sheet List Header text properties to apply to Headers that are applied in the Sort/Grouping properties but the "Show Headers" at the top of the Sheet List is turned off.

Currently the "Headers" applied in the Sort/Group Properties utilize the same text as the Body Text.  If they are called Headers then it should use the  "Header Text" type!  This would allow the sheet list to look not as dull as they currently are and maybe allow headers to be a different size from the rest of the body like a true title should be.

[Anonymous]

Shoot....posted in wrong area.... Need more coffee!!

Please delete!

[barthbradley]

I'm not understanding. Maybe I need more coffee too, but formatting can still be applied to it as per this chicken-scratch example:

[Anonymous]

I can't get  it to change for a sheet list though.  The Headers of the Sheet List uses the Body Text properties for everything.

[Anonymous]

I'm on 2019.1 if that makes a difference.

[barthbradley]

But those aren't the only formatting options, is my point. There's also the Border, Shading and Font settings on the Ribbon.  

[Anonymous]

All those options are grayed out, and I don't have a view template applied.

[ToanDN]

Check this out.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

You have to Format kind of backass backwards.  In other words, you can't really Format the "Formatted" Header Text -- but, YOU CAN format everything else.  Know what I mean?  

[Anonymous]

@ToanDN 

How did you select the Discipline Header??  If I change the the hidden Discipline column and change the font for it then hide it again it doesn't affect the header itself.

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

- Format the data text to match the discipline header that you want, e.g. bold font

- Select the schedule by highlight columns and manually change font to regular, and the discipline headers will be left bold

- Further format the title and column headers as desired

[Anonymous]

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@ToanDN wrote:

- Format the data text to match the discipline header that you want, e.g. bold font

- Select the schedule by highlight columns and manually change font to regular, and the discipline headers will be left bold

- Further format the title and column headers as desired

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O....M.....G....   Awesome.   

Still sticking with my Idea submission though to make it easier.....  😉

[Anonymous]

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@barthbradley wrote:

You have to Format kind of backass backwards.  In other words, you can't really Format the "Formatted" Header Text -- but, YOU CAN format everything else.  Know what I mean?  

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Yeah, NOW I know what you mean....

[bmillion]

Perfect! Just the answer I needed.