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Formatting when referencing?
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 |
Formatting when referencing?
It doesn't matter if the reference is within a worksheet or between worksheets.
Most formatting does not carry-over. -- Gary's Student "Beard" wrote: 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 |
Formatting when referencing?
You would need an event macro for this, here's an example
http://tinyurl.com/dqq3r -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Northwest Excel Solutions Portland, Oregon "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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