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Default Change font color as part of if/then

You need to use conditional formatting for that. Format - Conditional Format
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Jim Thomlinson


"tina" wrote:

Is it possible that, within an IF/THEN statement, I could say IF x is true,
then "pull the number from specified worksheet and change the font color to
(for example) blue."
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tina