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Altering text colours using a formula
Just wandering if it's possible to alter the text colour using a formula
command instead of using the Text and Fill colour buttons on the Toolbar? For example - I would like the first halve of the text in a cell to be Blue and Bold and the last half of the text to be Gray and standard. |
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Altering text colours using a formula
You can use Conditional Formatting to set colours depending on some
criteria, but it will apply to a whole cell - you cannot get it to apply to only part of a cell. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 2, 12:09 pm, barry24uk wrote: Just wandering if it's possible to alter the text colour using a formula command instead of using the Text and Fill colour buttons on the Toolbar? For example - I would like the first halve of the text in a cell to be Blue and Bold and the last half of the text to be Gray and standard. |
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