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Returning Formatting on a Lookup
I have a named range with values containing special formatting (i.e.,
underlined initial letters, bolding, etc) that I would like to have returned to another range based on a lookup(key) value. The lookup is successful (using VLOOKUP) however, the special formatting is not returned. Both field are text fields. Is there some way to perform a lookup and have the formatting returned as well as the value? |
Returning Formatting on a Lookup
You would need a macro to "look back" and copy the format from the source to
the destination (vlookup() result). -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "Ken Ent" wrote: I have a named range with values containing special formatting (i.e., underlined initial letters, bolding, etc) that I would like to have returned to another range based on a lookup(key) value. The lookup is successful (using VLOOKUP) however, the special formatting is not returned. Both field are text fields. Is there some way to perform a lookup and have the formatting returned as well as the value? |
Returning Formatting on a Lookup
thanks, I was afraid of that. If I knew how to write a macro to find a specific cell and copy it's formatting, I would. Will look for alternatives, but thanks for responding. "Gary''s Student" wrote: You would need a macro to "look back" and copy the format from the source to the destination (vlookup() result). -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "Ken Ent" wrote: I have a named range with values containing special formatting (i.e., underlined initial letters, bolding, etc) that I would like to have returned to another range based on a lookup(key) value. The lookup is successful (using VLOOKUP) however, the special formatting is not returned. Both field are text fields. Is there some way to perform a lookup and have the formatting returned as well as the value? |
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