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I'm using the following formula: ="Manufacturer's Name"&CHAR(10)&"See "&D3&",
"&"City, State" where the value in D3 is "Ref#" such that the result is: Manufacturer's Name See Ref#, City, State and I want the value in D3, i.e. "Ref #" to be bold and blue, whereas the rest of the text should be black and not bold. The precise color blue that I want has the values: Red: 0, Green: 50, Blue: 210 Also, the cell D3 (that says "Ref#) is formatted exactly how I want it--blue and bold. So basically, I just want the formula to carry over the same format from that cell for that portion of the concatenation. I'm not sure if this is impossible. If not, please help--thanks! |
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