Sometimes after a Windows feature update, the default fonts are changed from our Roboto branding to the Windows 11 default, Aptos. Below you will find instructions on how to change the font back to Roboto for Excel, Outlook and Word.
2. Excel
1. Open Excel from the shortcut on your taskbar.
2. Click on 'Options' in the bottom-left corner.
3. In the middle of the Options window, find the section titled 'When creating new workbooks'. Here, change 'Use this as the default font:' to Roboto, and 'Font size' to 10. Click on 'OK'.
4. A warning message will appear advising that Excel needs to be restarted. Click on 'OK' and then close Excel.
3. Outlook
1. Open Outlook using the shortcut on your taskbar.
2. In the top-left corner, click on 'File'.
3. In the bottom-left corner, click on 'Options'.
4. In the new pop-up window, click on 'Mail', then 'Stationary and Fonts'.
5. A new window will appear which gives you multiple message formats to change. You will only be changing the bottom three options.
6. Once you click on the 'Font' button, a new window appears. Here you must select 'Roboto', 'Regular' and '10'.
7. Click on 'OK' on each window to confirm the changes.
4. Word
1. Open Word using the shortcut on your taskbar.
2. In the top-left corner, click on 'Blank document'.
3. On the menu bar, select the small arrow in the bottom-right corner of the Font section.
4. Once you click on the arrow button, a new window appears. Here you must select 'Roboto', 'Regular' and '10'.
5. Click OK to confirm the changes.