Dear Kanadaaa,Set the conditional formatting as:
Format only cells that contain > cell value, equal to, "Mars"
Then choose red in the color section of the format tab.
You must have done it wrong because it should never happen if you've done it right.Dear Kanadaaa,
Thank you very much for your quick reply,
I have done as told by you but unfortunately it is not working.
thanks once again,
Sakurkar, India.
Ok I think I get it, you must have input Mars with double quotation marks in the conditional formatting setting.Dear Kanadaaa,
Thank you very much for your quick reply,
I have done as told by you but unfortunately it is not working.
thanks once again,
Sakurkar, India.
Sun, Moon, Mars all are in one cell and I want Mars in Red colour.Ok I think I get it, you must have input Mars with double quotation marks in the conditional formatting setting.
Extremely sorry sir, it`s my mistake.If it didn't work, why did you mark it as the solution?
Sub me1160394_colorWord()
Dim c As Range, w
w = "Mars" 'edit to look for something else
For Each c In Selection
If InStr(c.Text, w) > 0 Then
c.Characters(InStr(c.Text, w), Len(w)).Font.Color = vbRed
End If
Next
End Sub