I have a workbook with 3 spreadsheets in it. Worksheet 1 has 2 columns for
each day in the month, as well as beginning and ending balances. The beg. and
end balances are in a BOLD format, the remainder of the columns are not.
When I link a cell in wksht 1 to a cell in wksht 2 it comes over with a BOLD
format even though wksht 2 is not formatted with BOLD nor is the column in
wksht 1. Not a huge problem but just wondering why this would happen.

Thanks
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Allan

Usually the complaing is that the formatting is NOT coming over... :-)

It does not.

Just remove the BOLD formatting from the cell ... It might have been there
before inserting the link...

How are you 'linking?'

"Flipper" wrote:

I have a workbook with 3 spreadsheets in it. Worksheet 1 has 2 columns for
each day in the month, as well as beginning and ending balances. The beg. and
end balances are in a BOLD format, the remainder of the columns are not.
When I link a cell in wksht 1 to a cell in wksht 2 it comes over with a BOLD
format even though wksht 2 is not formatted with BOLD nor is the column in
wksht 1. Not a huge problem but just wondering why this would happen.

Thanks
--
Allan

I would guess that the cells have Conditional Formatting applied.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 9 Mar 2009 08:22:08 -0700, Flipper
wrote:

I have a workbook with 3 spreadsheets in it. Worksheet 1 has 2 columns for
each day in the month, as well as beginning and ending balances. The beg. and
end balances are in a BOLD format, the remainder of the columns are not.
When I link a cell in wksht 1 to a cell in wksht 2 it comes over with a BOLD
format even though wksht 2 is not formatted with BOLD nor is the column in
wksht 1. Not a huge problem but just wondering why this would happen.

Thanks