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Hi,

I've a scenario when there is any changes of texts string in excel
worksheet X ( source file ) need to make the same changes in another
worksheet Y ( target file ).
Such changes of texts string are only happen in column A and need to
be bold with red colour after texts string are changed in worksheet Y

How to set a VBA macro to check every rows of column A in worksheet Y
to make the changes of texts string based on the same column A of
worksheet X and then bold them with red colour accordingly ?

E.g.

Wrksheet X
Col A
Row
1 ABC
2 BCD-XY-01
3 EFG-00-84
4 GH
5 HJI
6 01-KLJ

Wrksheet Y
Col A
Row
1 BCD-XY
2 EFG
3 GHI
4 KLJ

After changing the texts string in column A under worksheet Y, the
result of both
worksheets will be similar : -
Wrksheet Y & X
Col A
Row
1 ABC
2 BCD-XY-01
3 EFG-00-84
4 GH
5 HJI
6 01-KLJ

Can anyone help on this problem, thanks a lot
Regards
Len
 
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