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I'm trying to set formatting with a function, and not with conditional
formatting. =IF(A10,A1,B1) What I want =IF(A10,A1 [font on bold blue],B1 [font in black]) I realize that this could be done with Conditional Formatting, but the actual function is significantly more complex. Any solutions or "Can't be done" are welcome. |
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