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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 09:51:03 -0700, GDC wrote:
If I use the concatenate function or =(cell1)&(cell2), is there a way to pick up the formats of the original cells, e.g. underline or strikethru? If that formatting is a result of conditional formatting, then you could use the same conditional format formula within your concatenate formula. Otherwise, you would have to use a Visual Basic macro. --ron |
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