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Cell text format
When you edit a cell in excel you can select any text you wish (Not th
entire cell) and make it bold. How do you do this in vb? For example: I am *so* great Here, only the word "so" is in bold. Any ideas? Cheer -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Cell text format
Range("*yourcellname*").Characters(-position of the first character i
the string-, -length or characters to select *includin spaces*-).Font.Bold = True for example You have a cell (A1) named 'TestCell'. The words "Happy New Year" ar inside. Range("TestCell").Characters(7,3).Font.Bold = true Would produce, Happy *New* Year Search for 'Characters Object' in VBA help, and it'll tell you al about it. -Gitcyphe -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Cell text format
Cheers gitcypher,
That seams to be exactly what i'm after, haven't tried it yet but wil have ago shortly. Thanks agai -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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