I have a column of 50 names
some are bold and some underlined. Later in the worksheet I want the
names to appear in another column. I tried =A1 and copied down, but I only got the name, but not the bold or underline.. Is there a formula I can use, or do I need the copy/ paste the column to where I want it. Thanks in advance for your help. Skip |
I have a column of 50 names
Formulas can only return values to a cell. They can not return any
formatting. Copy/pasting will bring the format along with the data. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Skip" wrote in message ... some are bold and some underlined. Later in the worksheet I want the names to appear in another column. I tried =A1 and copied down, but I only got the name, but not the bold or underline.. Is there a formula I can use, or do I need the copy/ paste the column to where I want it. Thanks in advance for your help. Skip |
I have a column of 50 names
Copying/Pasting is the only thing that's going to bring those formats over.
Typing the '=' sign and then entering a formula definitely won't give results with formats. HTH, Ryan-- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "T. Valko" wrote: Formulas can only return values to a cell. They can not return any formatting. Copy/pasting will bring the format along with the data. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Skip" wrote in message ... some are bold and some underlined. Later in the worksheet I want the names to appear in another column. I tried =A1 and copied down, but I only got the name, but not the bold or underline.. Is there a formula I can use, or do I need the copy/ paste the column to where I want it. Thanks in advance for your help. Skip . |
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