Concatenate 2 fields - preserve bolding

psycoperl

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Good Morning - I have 2 columns that I am wanting to concatenate together. So I was using the Concat() function. However, one column has bolded text. Is there a way to preserve this in the concatnation?

Book1
CDEF
1Column1Keep/DeleteQualtrics Survey NameDescription/Notes
21159_CLA_Appointment CLA Appointment Registration forms from Fall 2015. These forms were where students signed up for a specific session. There was no other data collectedKeep / Delete/ Other1159_CLA_AppointmentCLA Appointment Registration forms from Fall 2015. These forms were where students signed up for a specific session. There was no other data collected
31162_CLA_Appointment CLA Appointment Registration forms from Spring 2016? These forms were where students signed up for a specific session. There was no other data collectedKeep / Delete/ Other1162_CLA_AppointmentCLA Appointment Registration forms from Spring 2016? These forms were where students signed up for a specific session. There was no other data collected
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C3C2=CONCAT(E2,CHAR(13),CHAR(10),F2)


For example

1159_CLA_Appointment
CLA Appointment Registration forms from Fall 2015. These forms were where students signed up for a specific session. There was no other data collected

Should be

1159_CLA_Appointment
CLA Appointment Registration forms from Fall 2015. These forms were where students signed up for a specific session. There was no other data collected
 

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No there isn't, the only way would be to use VBA but then the cell would have to be a hard value, rather than as formula.
 
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Ok. Was hoping... Will just make the first line all CAPS to differentiate it.
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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