madocar Member Jul 11, 2016 #1 Hello, please is it even possible to color only a part of text in a cell by formula? Let's say in a cell A1 is a text = partial text ==> partial(red color) text(green color) Thanks for any answer
Hello, please is it even possible to color only a part of text in a cell by formula? Let's say in a cell A1 is a text = partial text ==> partial(red color) text(green color) Thanks for any answer
N NARAYANK991 Excel Ninja Jul 11, 2016 #2 Hi , A formula cannot alter the color of a cell or its contents , leave alone a part of its contents. VBA can. Narayan
Hi , A formula cannot alter the color of a cell or its contents , leave alone a part of its contents. VBA can. Narayan
madocar Member Jul 11, 2016 #3 Thanks Narayan I Thought so. Condititional formatting won't help as well right?
N NARAYANK991 Excel Ninja Jul 11, 2016 #4 Hi , CF can colour a cell or its contents , but I doubt if it can colour partial contents. Narayan
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Jul 11, 2016 #5 CF cannot partially change a cell's text color That can only be achieved by using VBA It is not overly difficult provided you have a good set of rules as to define what is to be changed and when
CF cannot partially change a cell's text color That can only be achieved by using VBA It is not overly difficult provided you have a good set of rules as to define what is to be changed and when
V Villalobos Active Member Jul 11, 2016 #6 madocar said: Hello, please is it even possible to color only a part of text in a cell by formula? Let's say in a cell A1 is a text = partial text ==> partial(red color) text(green color) Thanks for any answer Click to expand... If VBA allowed then here is an approach. Attachments sample.xlsm 17.6 KB · Views: 30
madocar said: Hello, please is it even possible to color only a part of text in a cell by formula? Let's say in a cell A1 is a text = partial text ==> partial(red color) text(green color) Thanks for any answer Click to expand... If VBA allowed then here is an approach.