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Marc
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Nick Hodge
Marc
Yes, highlight the characters you want in the formula bar (or press F2, (or
double click the cell) and edit in-cell), change their font size and enter
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Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
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Yes, highlight the characters you want in the formula bar (or press F2, (or
double click the cell) and edit in-cell), change their font size and enter
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Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
(e-mail address removed)
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Don Guillett
BTW this only applies to all text. you can't do it in a formula without vba
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Marc
Is this in all version of Excel? I can't get it to work in97.
Marc
Marc
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Ragdyer
Goes all the way back to at least 5.0 as far as I recall.
Step by step:
Cell should be text, numbers don't work (text numbers OK).
In the formula bar, select the characters in the cell you wish to format.
Right click and choose "Format Cells".
Click on "Color", click on "Red", click <OK>.
I get red characters, what do you get?
Step by step:
Cell should be text, numbers don't work (text numbers OK).
In the formula bar, select the characters in the cell you wish to format.
Right click and choose "Format Cells".
Click on "Color", click on "Red", click <OK>.
I get red characters, what do you get?
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Gord Dibben
Marc
Excel 97 has this capability.
You must enter edit mode then select the characters to change then
Format>Cells>Font and pick your font.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
Excel 97 has this capability.
You must enter edit mode then select the characters to change then
Format>Cells>Font and pick your font.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP