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Is it possible to copy the format of a cell from one worksheet to another
within a statement? for example if I want to copy the formatting of the text in cell Go!B1 when Cell Go!A1 is null I know I can check for the condition using: If(Go!A1="",Go!B1,Go!A1) This statement will put the text of either Go!A1 or Go!B1 into the selected cell depending on if cell Go!A1 is empty or not. If it is empty, then this is a header row and the text is in B1 so I want to copy that text (and its formatting if possible) to the summary sheet. The Summary sheet is dynamic so the rows can change, which is why I want to link the data rows via statements rather than hardcoding them. Is there any way to include the formatting of the text in the "copy" process of the statement when the cell being copied is the header? Any and all help and ideas are appreciated! -- Searching for Enlightenment |
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