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Hi,
I was wondering (hoping) if there was a way to format text withing a cell -- below lists the formula that I have in the cell in question: =CONCATENATE('Copy of Data for Graphs'!F15,": ",'Copy of Data for Graphs'!J15," ",'2nd Level Sources & Conv'!F27," (",ROUND((E5/$E$89)*100,1),"%)") What I'd like to do is the following: - Apply a number format to the "'Copy of Data for Graphs'!J15" value so that there are commas for every thousand (ie - so that 43456234 appears as 43,456,234) - Apply a color to the font of "'Copy of Data for Graphs'!J15" so that it is red while the font for the rest of the values in the cell remain black I appreciate your help! Thanks, Robert |
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