Thank You for your support!!!

I have no problem using another column for the formula and then referencing
another column for the results.

I am not sure what you are suggesting or how to do this. I did not find a
function in the Excel help called Sub FText() and I don't know how to create
this type of Macro with the Macro recorder.

I would Greatly Appreciate your further support with this issue.

For Your Information:
The text from any one of the original columns row(same row) (A1 B1 C1, A2
B2 C2, A3 B3 C3, etc.) is only one letter (O Blank Blank, Blank S Blank,
Blank Blank R, etc.) and the result in the reference column will only contain
one letter from each of the original columns row (A1 B1 C1, etc.). The reason
why I need the different color font letters is because the results will be a
continuous string of single letters in the resulting column and the different
color letters will tell me what was the original column that it came from
when scrolling down.

Thank You Again For Your Continually Support!!!

"Michael" wrote:

Hi
Excel doesn't allow partial formatting of cells and hence will return the
default format.
You may be able to do it with VBA, but I don't think so.

Oh, BTW, please don't post in capitals as it is considered to be shouting as
well as being really hard to read.

HTH
Michael Mitchelson


"JMCA2000" wrote:

WHEN I COMBINE TEXT ( EX. =A1&B1&C1) WITH DIFFERENT FONT COLORS, IT RETURNS
THE COMBINED TEXT IN A SINGLE COLOR FONT. HOW DO I CORRECT THIS SO THE TEXT
IS RETURNED (COMBINED) IN THE ORIGINAL FONT COLOR FORMAT FROM THE ORIGINAL
INDIVIDUAL CELLS (A1 B1 C1)?