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Hi -
I know how to get a cell to change color based on a value or partial value but the problem is that I don't want the entire cell to change formatting - only 1 word. Anytime the word "Dept" occurs in Col B, I want it to be formatted in white text so as to appear invisible to users. Problem is that it will always occur before a # such as Dept22 or Dept85. I want the # to remain visible while the word Dept is in white text. any way to do this? thanks!! |
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