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Mutliple fonts within cell
In excel, when editing a string within a cell it is possible to use different
fonts for differents parts of the string. For example, a cell containing "blue red green" could have the words coloured in the appropriate colour. Can assigning multiple fonts to a single cell be achieved through vba? Can the "blue red green" example be achieved just through code? thanks |
Mutliple fonts within cell
Record a macro when you select each portion of the string and hit format|cells
and you'll see the code. Be aware that if "blue red green" is the result of a formula, then this type of formatting won't work. (It only works on text constants.) Blue Aardvark wrote: In excel, when editing a string within a cell it is possible to use different fonts for differents parts of the string. For example, a cell containing "blue red green" could have the words coloured in the appropriate colour. Can assigning multiple fonts to a single cell be achieved through vba? Can the "blue red green" example be achieved just through code? thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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