How to Customize Style in MS Word

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If you are looking for formatting options that are not given in the built-in styles, you can modify or customize an existing style to fulfill your needs. The steps to customize a style are as follows;

1. Select the style that you want to modify.
2. Right click the mouse.
3. It displays a list of different commands.
4. Select the 'Modify' option;
5. 'Modify Style' dialogue box appears.
6. Make the desired changes to formatting.
7. Click OK to apply the changes to style.

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