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Formatting result of Index function
Hello,
I am using an Index formula to return translations set in defined cells. I would like to highlight and hyperlink only given words returned by the Index formula...and for the moment I do not manage to do it. I have just access to formatting of the whole cell where index formula is embedded. The text to be returned by the indexed function is formatted as I want, but the index formula just returns the value without taking care of the formatting. Can anyone give me a hand on this? Thanks |
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=TEXT(the formula, "Your format here")
-- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using an Index formula to return translations set in defined cells. I would like to highlight and hyperlink only given words returned by the Index formula...and for the moment I do not manage to do it. I have just access to formatting of the whole cell where index formula is embedded. The text to be returned by the indexed function is formatted as I want, but the index formula just returns the value without taking care of the formatting. Can anyone give me a hand on this? Thanks |
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What do you mean by "Your format here"?
here is my formula =INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10) in line 17 of array, column "B10.value" is the text I want to display with the correct formatting ie sme words in the text are in red bold. Following your advice, what should I do? Define line 17 of array, column "B10.value" as text and on the calling cell enter : =TEXT(INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10),"what here") Can you provide me with step by step instructions? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =TEXT(the formula, "Your format here") -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using an Index formula to return translations set in defined cells. I would like to highlight and hyperlink only given words returned by the Index formula...and for the moment I do not manage to do it. I have just access to formatting of the whole cell where index formula is embedded. The text to be returned by the indexed function is formatted as I want, but the index formula just returns the value without taking care of the formatting. Can anyone give me a hand on this? Thanks |
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I was referring to returning your result in a format, such as #,##0.00 or
$0. I don't think you will get some red text in there, you would need to run code on that. -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... What do you mean by "Your format here"? here is my formula =INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10) in line 17 of array, column "B10.value" is the text I want to display with the correct formatting ie sme words in the text are in red bold. Following your advice, what should I do? Define line 17 of array, column "B10.value" as text and on the calling cell enter : =TEXT(INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10),"what here") Can you provide me with step by step instructions? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =TEXT(the formula, "Your format here") -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using an Index formula to return translations set in defined cells. I would like to highlight and hyperlink only given words returned by the Index formula...and for the moment I do not manage to do it. I have just access to formatting of the whole cell where index formula is embedded. The text to be returned by the indexed function is formatted as I want, but the index formula just returns the value without taking care of the formatting. Can anyone give me a hand on this? Thanks |
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Well ok, that was my fear.
And I may be tricky as text todisplay in specific color and format are not always at the same place. Should I build a private function, an advanced Index function which does not only returns value of the answer cell but also copy the formatting in full of that answer cell and apply it to the cell embedding the Index function? Is it possible to do so? "Bob Phillips" wrote: I was referring to returning your result in a format, such as #,##0.00 or $0. I don't think you will get some red text in there, you would need to run code on that. -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... What do you mean by "Your format here"? here is my formula =INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10) in line 17 of array, column "B10.value" is the text I want to display with the correct formatting ie sme words in the text are in red bold. Following your advice, what should I do? Define line 17 of array, column "B10.value" as text and on the calling cell enter : =TEXT(INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10),"what here") Can you provide me with step by step instructions? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =TEXT(the formula, "Your format here") -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using an Index formula to return translations set in defined cells. I would like to highlight and hyperlink only given words returned by the Index formula...and for the moment I do not manage to do it. I have just access to formatting of the whole cell where index formula is embedded. The text to be returned by the indexed function is formatted as I want, but the index formula just returns the value without taking care of the formatting. Can anyone give me a hand on this? Thanks |
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It's always possible if you have the desire. You cannot build a UDF to
format a cell, it just doesn't work. You either have a sub that goes around afterwards and picks off the text and highlights it according to your rules, or you use worksheet change event to monitor a cell, and then setup another cell, including highlighted values. -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... Well ok, that was my fear. And I may be tricky as text todisplay in specific color and format are not always at the same place. Should I build a private function, an advanced Index function which does not only returns value of the answer cell but also copy the formatting in full of that answer cell and apply it to the cell embedding the Index function? Is it possible to do so? "Bob Phillips" wrote: I was referring to returning your result in a format, such as #,##0.00 or $0. I don't think you will get some red text in there, you would need to run code on that. -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... What do you mean by "Your format here"? here is my formula =INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10) in line 17 of array, column "B10.value" is the text I want to display with the correct formatting ie sme words in the text are in red bold. Following your advice, what should I do? Define line 17 of array, column "B10.value" as text and on the calling cell enter : =TEXT(INDEX(Language!$D$6:$K$1231,17,$B$10),"what here") Can you provide me with step by step instructions? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =TEXT(the formula, "Your format here") -- HTH Bob Phillips "ExcelFred" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using an Index formula to return translations set in defined cells. I would like to highlight and hyperlink only given words returned by the Index formula...and for the moment I do not manage to do it. I have just access to formatting of the whole cell where index formula is embedded. The text to be returned by the indexed function is formatted as I want, but the index formula just returns the value without taking care of the formatting. Can anyone give me a hand on this? Thanks |
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