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Multi-line cell formatting
Turn on the macro recorder and manually apply the bolding to a subset of the
text as you describe. Turn it off. This will show you how to use the characters class/method to do what you want. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tim H." wrote in message ... I have VBA code that uses a list of tasks from one sheet to populate a calendar type view on another sheet. Each calendar day (cell) shows that corresponding tasks for that date, each separated by a CR/LF. For example, one cell may have 5 lines representing a mix of open and completed tasks. On the calendar sheet open tasks are currently shown preceeded by "o-" and completed tasks are currently shown preceded by "#-". I would like to differentiate completed and open tasks by showing open tasks in bold-face font. I am having trouble writing logic that, following the generation of the calendar entries, would allow me to interrogate each cell and only bold the line(s) in the multi-line cell representing completed tasks. I have tried replace logic, but this does not retain the two possible (bold and non-bold) conditions for the multi-lines. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tim |
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