Question about keeping cell properties when doing a Vlookup

macklo54

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I have a data sheet that I want to run a VLookup on. However, each cell on that data sheet has unique properties, such as bolded words or different sized fonts. When I complete the Vlookup these properties are lost.

Is there any way to keep these properties after completing a Vlookup???
 
Re: Question about keeping cell properties when doing a Vloo

thanks a bunch parry...it worked to perfection...you are a vba god
 
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