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Concatenate only deals with the values of the cells and not with the formats
applied to those cells. In order to concatenate and apply colour would require a bunch of code (assuming you want different formats for each cell being concatenated). Otherwise just format the cell with the concatenate formula. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Thierry" wrote: Hello, With the function concatenate, how can we A) Ask to get the same format as the original cell B) Force a color format, like red Exemple = concatenate(A1; " "; A2; " "; A3) I would like that 1) A1 displays the same color and number format as the cell A1 (for example green with number #'##0.00 2) Force the format of A2 in red I know that the function TEXT exists =concatenate(TEXT (A1;"#'##0.00"); etc.) But how can I say "red" or "same format as cell A1" ? Thank you for all advise |
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