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I have a formula in cell B2 that concatenates a combination of text &
contents from other cells in the worksheet. In the table below, cell C2 represents the color, cell D2 is the type of item, and cell E2 is the quantity in inventory. For example: C2 D2 E2 ---- ---- ---- Blue Rug 3 The concatenation formula in cell B2 looks like this: =C2&" "&D2&" - Qty ("&E2&")" So that the result in B2 looks like this: Blue Rug - Qty (3) What I would like is to format the "Qty (3)" portion of the text result to be bold, or a different color, or italicized, or somehow highlighted to make it stand out from the rest of the text in that cell. Is there a special format code that I can insert right before each of the three components that make up the " - Qty (3)" part of the text to make that happen? |
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