Custom Text Format

Sakurkar

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Dear friends,
I have three names of planet in one cell. i. e. Sun, Moon, Mars in one cell. I want Mars formatted in red colour.
Can any one help me please.
Thanks.
 
Sun, Moon, Mars all are in one cell and I want Mars in Red colour.
I missed the part "in one cell". Sorry this is why custom format didn't work.
As others say, you need VBA and the code in #9 works well.
 
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Extremely sorry sir, it`s my mistake.
No worries. You just want to wait until you have a working solution before you mark it as a solution.
I have unmarked it for you.
 
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Have you tried the code from post#9?
 
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