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Tinker

how do I filter on text format in Excel?
 
I have a workbook containing text that I wish to filter based on the format
of some words. IOW, for instance, all records (rows) with cells containing
text of a certain font color, or perhaps characters with the strikethrough
mark. I'm relatively familiar with advanced filtering, but this appears to be
something requiring a "filter by formula". Does anyone have any experience
in this area?

Peo Sjoblom

how do I filter on text format in Excel?
 
It is not in any built in function in Excel only way this would be possible
would be to use a UDF (a function written using VBA) in a help column
and then filtger on that help column plus the word itself. Next version of
Excel will have some of this built in.


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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"Tinker" wrote in message
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I have a workbook containing text that I wish to filter based on the

format
of some words. IOW, for instance, all records (rows) with cells

containing
text of a certain font color, or perhaps characters with the strikethrough
mark. I'm relatively familiar with advanced filtering, but this appears to

be
something requiring a "filter by formula". Does anyone have any

experience
in this area?




JE McGimpsey

how do I filter on text format in Excel?
 
Take a look he

http://cpearson.com/excel/SortByColor.htm


In article ,
Tinker wrote:

I have a workbook containing text that I wish to filter based on the format
of some words. IOW, for instance, all records (rows) with cells containing
text of a certain font color, or perhaps characters with the strikethrough
mark. I'm relatively familiar with advanced filtering, but this appears to be
something requiring a "filter by formula". Does anyone have any experience
in this area?



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