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Keeping the format when referencing cells?
I am referecing cells b/w multiple sheets with the "Master" sheet holding all
of the data. So the referencing in Sheet 2 looks like "=MASTER!A1", but the problem is that when the information is placed into Sheet 2 the formatting doesn't follow. So the Master Sheet may have a Blue font and the font in Sheet 2 will be black. Any help? -- Brad |
Keeping the format when referencing cells?
Formulas can return only values not formats
Can us use Conditional Formatting ? best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Beard" wrote in message ... I am referecing cells b/w multiple sheets with the "Master" sheet holding all of the data. So the referencing in Sheet 2 looks like "=MASTER!A1", but the problem is that when the information is placed into Sheet 2 the formatting doesn't follow. So the Master Sheet may have a Blue font and the font in Sheet 2 will be black. Any help? -- Brad |
Keeping the format when referencing cells?
I guess I can, but will it work for what I am trying to do?
-- Brad "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Formulas can return only values not formats Can us use Conditional Formatting ? best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Beard" wrote in message ... I am referecing cells b/w multiple sheets with the "Master" sheet holding all of the data. So the referencing in Sheet 2 looks like "=MASTER!A1", but the problem is that when the information is placed into Sheet 2 the formatting doesn't follow. So the Master Sheet may have a Blue font and the font in Sheet 2 will be black. Any help? -- Brad |
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