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Colouring text in VLOOKUP formula
Hi all, simple question (I think)...
I have a text cell made up of a vlookup and some other text. What I want to do is colour the 'non-looked up' text a different colour. Here's my formula: =VLOOKUP(AcctNo,AcctList,2,FALSE) & " | some other text" Any ideas gratefully received. Trevor Williams |
Colouring text in VLOOKUP formula
Cannot be done with a formula.
Formulas return values and parts of those values cannot be formatted within the formula. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 14:56:03 -0700, Trevor Williams wrote: Hi all, simple question (I think)... I have a text cell made up of a vlookup and some other text. What I want to do is colour the 'non-looked up' text a different colour. Here's my formula: =VLOOKUP(AcctNo,AcctList,2,FALSE) & " | some other text" Any ideas gratefully received. Trevor Williams |
Colouring text in VLOOKUP formula
Thanks Gord, just as I suspected...
"Gord Dibben" wrote: Cannot be done with a formula. Formulas return values and parts of those values cannot be formatted within the formula. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 14:56:03 -0700, Trevor Williams wrote: Hi all, simple question (I think)... I have a text cell made up of a vlookup and some other text. What I want to do is colour the 'non-looked up' text a different colour. Here's my formula: =VLOOKUP(AcctNo,AcctList,2,FALSE) & " | some other text" Any ideas gratefully received. Trevor Williams |
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