Bolded one column in a 4 column listview

dinotom

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Good Morning,

I am filling a listview and want to only bold the text in the first column. I have tried the following where list is the listitem variable;

list.Font.Bold = True
list.Bold (which comes up in the listing of methods)
list.FontStyle = Bold

none work, there must be a way to do it
 

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No need for a macro. you can just click the column A(by clicking the letter A at the top) and format it as bold. if you really want a macro here it is


Code:
Sub test()
Columns("A:A").Font.FontStyle = "bold"

End Sub
 
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