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Is there a function that tells if text in cell is boldfaced?
I inherited a spreadsheet that uses whether or not a cell is boldfaced to
tell the reader something. I need to create mailing labels that only reference the boldfaced cells. Is that possible? Or should I take the time to redesign the project? |
Is there a function that tells if text in cell is boldfaced?
Use following UDF that will return TRUE if referenced cell is bold:
Function isBold(rCell As Range) As Boolean isBold = rCell.Font.Bold End Function HTH -- AP "keybordrfm" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I inherited a spreadsheet that uses whether or not a cell is boldfaced to tell the reader something. I need to create mailing labels that only reference the boldfaced cells. Is that possible? Or should I take the time to redesign the project? |
Is there a function that tells if text in cell is boldfaced?
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*keybordrfm* ha scritto: I inherited a spreadsheet that uses whether or not a cell is boldfaced to tell the reader something. I need to create mailing labels that only reference the boldfaced cells. Is that possible? Or should I take the time to redesign the project? I think the second should be better... Till Excel 2003 the function can manage cells' values, not formatting. Maybe you can succeed with some VBA code, but I can't help that way... -- Hope I helped you. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Ciao Franz Verga from Italy |
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