VBA Code for Bolding Certain words in Concatenate Formula

[sjay22]

Hello All- I have been trying to expand my excel skills but I have yet to learn VBA Code. Below is my concatenation and I am trying to bold all H$1,": ", ,I$1,": "..... through Q$1,": "

=CONCATENATE(H$1,": ",H2,CHAR(10),I$1,": ",I2,CHAR(10),J$1,": ",J2,CHAR(10),K$1,": ",K2,CHAR(10),L$1,": ",L2,CHAR(10),M$1,": ",M2,CHAR(10),N$1,": ",N2,CHAR(10),O$1,": ",O2,CHAR(10),P$1,": ",P2,CHAR(10),Q$1,": ",Q2,CHAR(10))

This is for a whole range of cells I am using column F:F for my data.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance

 

[Rick Rothstein]

Hello All- I have been trying to expand my excel skills but I have yet to learn VBA Code. Below is my concatenation and I am trying to bold all H$1,": ", ,I$1,": "..... through Q$1,": "

=CONCATENATE(H$1,": ",H2,CHAR(10),I$1,": ",I2,CHAR(10),J$1,": ",J2,CHAR(10),K$1,": ",K2,CHAR(10),L$1,": ",L2,CHAR(10),M$1,": ",M2,CHAR(10),N$1,": ",N2,CHAR(10),O$1,": ",O2,CHAR(10),P$1,": ",P2,CHAR(10),Q$1,": ",Q2,CHAR(10))

You cannot change the formatting for part of a text string that was produced by a formula. If you were to remove your formulas and use the Change event for the worksheet to produce the same results your formulas were producing, then you could format parts of the text differently than the rest of the text because now your text would be a constant that is not from a formula.