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vlookup and bring the "font color" of the cell across?
During vlookup ------ How do I bring the "font color" across with the data?
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vlookup and bring the "font color" of the cell across?
If that font colour has been set by means of conditional formatting,
then you can apply the same CF rules to the cell containing VLOOKUP. However, if you have set the colour manually, you will not be able to bring that back to the cell with the formula in, as a formula can only return a value, not a font. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 17, 2:01*pm, ernie.recob wrote: During vlookup ------ How do I bring the "font color" across with the data? |
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