Formatting the Price Table Totals Section

 

FAQs: Formatting the Price Table Totals Section

What does formatting the totals section mean?

It means customizing the appearance of the totals row(s) at the bottom of the price table, where subtotals, discounts, taxes, and grand totals are displayed.

What parts of the totals section can I format?

You can adjust text styles (font, size, and colour), alignment, and background colours for totals. This ensures the final figures stand out clearly in your document.

Can I highlight the grand total separately?

Yes. You can apply distinct formatting—such as bold text or a different background colour—to the grand total row so it draws attention.

Why is formatting the totals section important?

It helps emphasize critical financial details, improves readability for clients, and keeps your documents consistent with your brand style.

Can I use formatting to separate subtotals, discounts, and taxes?

Yes. By applying visual distinctions, such as alignment or background colour, you can make it easier for clients to see how discounts and taxes contribute to the grand total.

Want to format line items or headings for consistency?

For guidance on customizing line items, see more information.
For guidance on column headings, see more information.