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How to mix fonts in a cell?
I am a relative newbie to spreadsheets. I have constructed a text table in
Quattro Pro X3 and need to transfer it to Excel 2007 because of formatting problems when publishing to pdf. I have been able to format ok and get all the text onto Excel with excetion of special characters. From what I have read I need to mix fonts within a cell. How to do this eludes me. Both general and text data types don't seem to permit changing fonts for selected characters. I have experimented with the char function but can't get the display I want. I want to insert wingding characters into a regular font string. Help appreciated, John. |
How to mix fonts in a cell?
In a formula, you can NOT do this. In all text simply highlight the
characters in the cell desired (in the formula bar) right clickchange as desired. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Machinist60" wrote in message ... I am a relative newbie to spreadsheets. I have constructed a text table in Quattro Pro X3 and need to transfer it to Excel 2007 because of formatting problems when publishing to pdf. I have been able to format ok and get all the text onto Excel with excetion of special characters. From what I have read I need to mix fonts within a cell. How to do this eludes me. Both general and text data types don't seem to permit changing fonts for selected characters. I have experimented with the char function but can't get the display I want. I want to insert wingding characters into a regular font string. Help appreciated, John. |
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