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Concatenate 2 cells, and have one cell value display as bold?
Looking to join within the same cell the contents of two cells, and
have lets say B1, display as is formatted in the originating cell? A1=Happy B1=Birthday (bolded) A2(the concatenating cell) will read "Happy Birthday" (with BIRTHDAY in bold) Happy remains unbolded. I found some code in another post to this group, but couldn't get it to work. TIA for any thoughts. Pierre |
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