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I'm not looking to save and restore the background color of th selection. I'm looking to save and restore the font STYLE. So, if the font style were red with italics, I want to save and restor that. If it were blue and bold size 15, I want to save and restor that. Does anyone know a function that returns the current selection's fon style? So, is there a function for which I could do this: dim myVariable = returnStyleFunction() ?????? -- GK8053 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- GK80535's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1546 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=27213 |
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two ways: 1.Temporary variables - either store ALL different font styles in temporay variables - restore property by property afterwards - saving these information can be done in the same way as I showed with the background color :-) 2. Use a hidden sheet or a helper cell (e.g. cell IV1) where you copy your formats with pastespecial and restore it from there. Drawback: this restores all format information -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany GK80535 wrote: I'm not looking to save and restore the background color of the selection. I'm looking to save and restore the font STYLE. So, if the font style were red with italics, I want to save and restore that. If it were blue and bold size 15, I want to save and restore that. Does anyone know a function that returns the current selection's font style? So, is there a function for which I could do this: dim myVariable = returnStyleFunction() ??????? |
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