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formatting of cells used as abs or rel reference is lost
How do I maintain the originally formatting of text in a cell (ex. certain
characters - but not all - a certain color or bold etc) when using this cell as an absolute reference? -- mn |
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formatting of cells used as abs or rel reference is lost
Formulas do not transfer formatting...
So you can not get the formatting of A1 by using a refernce (abosolute or relative) "mnoll" wrote: How do I maintain the originally formatting of text in a cell (ex. certain characters - but not all - a certain color or bold etc) when using this cell as an absolute reference? -- mn |
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