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concatenating in excel
Name: bjim217 Date: October 31, 2006 at 17:20:42 Pacific OS: xp CPU/Ram: p4 2GB Product: dell
Comment:
Can someone help me with my problem of concatenating values in various cells in excel BUT I want to maintain the fonts used - I think I need a macro to do this as excel applies a single format to the final cell
basically I need to take one cell in 14pt courier new, and concatenate with another in bold, italic 14pt courier??? The added complication is that the cells to concatenate are results of a LEFT() command with the formatting (bold etc) applied to the cell afterwards.
I am rather stuck, short of concatenating and going throug the cells by hand to change the desired letters!!!
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