Mike,

It sounds like you could use conditional formatting. First highlight the
rows in question. Then in FormatConditional Formatting, choose "Formula
Is". Assuming the first row is 2 and that A2 is the active cell, you'd
enter this in the formula box:

=$A2=Int($A2)

Then click "Format" and choose Bold in the font section.

hth,

Doug

"Mike" wrote in message
...
I'm an amateur excel user and I've just taught myself how to create a
macro.
I have a bid program that I export a summary sheet to excel. I've set up
a
macro to format column widths and column colors. I want to add to this
macro
to search column A for WHOLE numbers. If the cell in column A is a whole
number, then I want to change that row to bold. Help please?

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