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Find and Replace formatting formats the ENTIRE cell
Does anyone know if I need to create a macro for this? If so, how do I? I
have never done any programming in Excel before. "Duy Nguyen" wrote: How do you use the Find and Replace feature that finds a particular word from within a cell, in this case "(box)." I want to bold just that text and not the entire cell. When trying to do so, it formats the entire cell and not just the text I want. Excel 2003. Anyone? |
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