VBA based programme - help needed!

KamilS

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Hello all,

fairly new to VBA coding although enjoying it so much - great fun !!!

I am working on a vba based programme and on most of the occasions I could find an article or advise on forums that allowed me to get through all of the hoops without bothering anyone :) until today....

I am building a product specification programme which basically holds information for hundreds of products and helps me with management of that data. One of the functions of this programme is to produce a printable copy of a product specification showing all of the attributes of a product. How this happens is that when I chose a product form a combo box in main menu (userform) - the product name is copied into blank product specification which is made on a seperate worksheet form where I have INDEX/MATCHED all of the attributes of certain product with information across several worksheets (name form a combobox is copied into cell in the product form and all of the data is INDEX/MATCHED with this product name) - this allows me to pull all of the relevant info in one place and all of this works great - no issues... although for one of the attributes I need to carry over text formatting from one of the worksheets (some of the text in a string needs to be bold)... I know I can't make the INDEX/MATCH function carry the formatting over and I know I cant apply any formatting to the cell with the result of the INDEX/MATCH because the actual txt isn't there...

How would I approach this?

How can I copy the text information with txt format into one cell and keep the rest with INDEX/MATCH functions?

Please let me know if you would need additional information to explain this better :)

Thanks in advance for any advice.


Best regards


Kamil
 

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Hi Joe,

as I thought so... what could be the alternative for INDEX/MATCH in this case?

How would I match the correct attribute of a product with desired product and copy the information with formatting to the right cell?

Programme currently works:

I chose the product form combo list and all of the info is INDEX/MATCHED from several worksheets into separate worksheet


'Thanks for your reply


Kamil
 
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You could have a macro that copies the sheet with your index-match formulas, then converts all the formulas to values and formats the cells as you want them.
 
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