To set up data entry appearance:
Set up display type.
Set up formatting.
NOTE. Data entry form formatting is related to table area custom settings. On viewing ready data entry form, it is available to save selected data entry form formatting.
After the setup is finished, go to the next step if required:
To display form display type, follow the steps:
Set up zoom.
Set up layout.
Set up size of rows and columns.
Set up displaying of working area elements.
To set up, use the View ribbon tab:
Show or hide graphical interface elements
To set up form formatting, follow the steps:
Set up text format.
Set up fill and borders.
Set up number format.
Set up cell formatting.
NOTE. Formatting setup is available in the desktop application only.
To set up, use the Format ribbon tab:
To set up format of a specific form area:
Select type in the drop-down list in the Current Fragment group
Select a cell or a cell range. Depending on the area type to which belongs cell or cell range, the box of the drop-down list in the Current Section group is filled
Select type in the 
button drop-down list by selecting cell or cell range.
Available area types: corner, sidehead, heading, data, selected area, all table, dimension, level, element, indicator, selected columns, numbering by columns, numbering by rows.
Formatting application order is the following:
Entire table. The lowest priority.
Data.
Dimension.
Level.
Element.
Indicator.
Selected columns. The highest priority.
For areas: dimension, level, element - it is available to set up different formatting for headers and data. To do it, use the Headers / Data buttons in the Current Fragment group. Only one button can be hold, on clicking one button, the other is automatically released. By default the Data button is hold.
NOTE. The formatting setup is unavailable for private dimensions.
On data formatting, heading areas have higher priority than sidehead areas.
If sidehead or heading display several dimensions, then formatting settings for data apply only if they are set for:
Rightmost dimension in the sidehead
Bottom dimension in the heading.
NOTE. On tucking the area type and formatting of tucked dimension element will change to area type and formatting of dimension element to which tucking is executed.
The formatting application order for headers is the following:
Sidehead/heading. The lowest priority.
Dimension header.
Level header.
Element header. The highest priority.
Formatting settings of headers are saved in the same way as all other formatting settings.
Formatting settings of table area are applied after form update.
To not use selected formatting for an area, click the 
Reset Style button of the Formatting group, the button becomes active after formatting setup.
The <Indicator Name> area is available for heading cells of table area.
The formatting is applied for elements of selected indicator. On adding elements to selection, the formatting will be applied to added elements.
The formatting is available on displaying indicator name. If name is hidden, the formatting setup will be unavailable. If the style is defined previously, it will be applied, but note that this style cannot be reset.
The Selected Columns area is available for table area heading cells.
Formatting is applied for columns, to which selected cells belong.
Formatting priority of the Selected Columns area is higher than for all other areas.
If heading has several cells, the formatting priority is higher for the lower row.
Selected Area area is available for the cells:
of the sheet
of the table area.
Selected cells are formatted.
On formatting table area, use the Selected Area type only if on building a table area the Use Sheet Formatting checkbox is selected.
See also:
Building Data Entry Form | Working with Ready Data Entry Form
Zoom button, select the value.
100% button.
Freeze Areas button
Fit Row Height/ 
Fit Column Width buttons.
Process Tree button of the Panels group.
Fill on the Format ribbon tab. Select fill color in the button's drop-down menu.
Border button on the Format ribbon tab. Select border type and its color in the button's drop-down menu.
- converting into currency format. To select currency, use the drop-down menu of the button.
- converting into percentage format.
- converting into number format and displaying two decimal places after point.
- decreasing or increasing by 1 the number of decimal places.
Set Formatting button of the Formatting tab. Dialog box tabs include advanced settings presented on the Format ribbon tab.