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Not hard to do either. Copy all the stuff between the style tags. Paste it into notepad or something similar and save it as yourchoiceoffilename.css.
Then use calibre or sigil to open the document. Eliminate the same stuff, including the style tags this time in each section. Then import your new css file and the last step is linking each file to this spreadsheet. It is easy to do this all at once by selecting all the sections.
You can also export a stylesheet and save it then you can use it over again. When you alter it with new stuff, save it again so you can use all your new updates in your next project.
You might not want to link the very first file in your epub to this overall stylesheet. It is often a titlepage where you might want each line to be spaced much wider from its predecessor. You can save this special stylesheet separate and reuse it in your following ones. That way once you have solved a problem, you can bring your solution very easily into your latest effort.
In any case, when you used a linked stylesheet, a change in this main stylesheet corrects all, so all captions look the same, all pictures are handled the same etc, as the ducks noted.
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