JohnSearcy
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Hello!
Quick general question here........ I'm a notch or two above a novice and I know the answer to this is probably no, but is there any way to increase the weight of a font using code rather than the normal ways such as the font at regular, the font at bold, or increasing the size of the font? I read somewhere about a TextBox.FontWeight property, but can font weight be coded to be done within a cell? Some of the fonts I use that are normal with Excel and some I downloaded and they are all good generally, but a lot of times I wish I could make some of them just a little heavier than they normally are instead of increasing the font size....... but..... is the answer as I'm thinking it is......a big, fat no and you just have to work with the font weights as they are?
Thank you!
Quick general question here........ I'm a notch or two above a novice and I know the answer to this is probably no, but is there any way to increase the weight of a font using code rather than the normal ways such as the font at regular, the font at bold, or increasing the size of the font? I read somewhere about a TextBox.FontWeight property, but can font weight be coded to be done within a cell? Some of the fonts I use that are normal with Excel and some I downloaded and they are all good generally, but a lot of times I wish I could make some of them just a little heavier than they normally are instead of increasing the font size....... but..... is the answer as I'm thinking it is......a big, fat no and you just have to work with the font weights as they are?
Thank you!
