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In Excel 2003
I am using CF (to change cell colour) to identify differences in cell values.
However I would also like to incorporate into the criteria differences in
text e.g. upper case / lower case (not font) and/or strikethrough.
Any ideas please
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I'm not exactly sure what you want for a final condition, but I think the
EXACT function might help you. The EXACT function performs a case-sensitive
comparison of two text strings... perhaps it, maybe coupled with the NOT
function will help you achieve what you are looking for. I am not sure you
can examine "strikethrough text" without a macro.

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In Excel 2003
I am using CF (to change cell colour) to identify differences in cell
values.
However I would also like to incorporate into the criteria differences in
text e.g. upper case / lower case (not font) and/or strikethrough.
Any ideas please


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Many thanks Rick
Had tried EXACT and it did not appear to work correctly on every ocassion
but incorporating NOT has cracked it. Thought "strikethrough" might be a
problem without VBA.
Ron

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

I'm not exactly sure what you want for a final condition, but I think the
EXACT function might help you. The EXACT function performs a case-sensitive
comparison of two text strings... perhaps it, maybe coupled with the NOT
function will help you achieve what you are looking for. I am not sure you
can examine "strikethrough text" without a macro.

Rick


In Excel 2003
I am using CF (to change cell colour) to identify differences in cell
values.
However I would also like to incorporate into the criteria differences in
text e.g. upper case / lower case (not font) and/or strikethrough.
Any ideas please



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I am not sure you can examine "strikethrough text" without a macro.

You can test for strikethrough using formulas written with XLM macro
functions so no VBA is involved. It's a slight kludge compared to a UDF.

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I'm not exactly sure what you want for a final condition, but I think the
EXACT function might help you. The EXACT function performs a
case-sensitive comparison of two text strings... perhaps it, maybe coupled
with the NOT function will help you achieve what you are looking for. I am
not sure you can examine "strikethrough text" without a macro.

Rick


In Excel 2003
I am using CF (to change cell colour) to identify differences in cell
values.
However I would also like to incorporate into the criteria differences in
text e.g. upper case / lower case (not font) and/or strikethrough.
Any ideas please




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