bold italics or underline

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I am using 4 sheets in Excel (meaning the tabs on bottom of screen) and I
need to carry over the words or phrases that are in Bold , Italics or
Underline. How do I carry over to each sheet the text in bold, italics or
underlined words? Because I have to go to each individual sheet and change
the words I need to be in bold italics or underline.
 
What exactly do you mean by "carry over"?
If you simply "Copy" & "Paste", the data is duplicated *together* with the
formats.
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HTH,

RD
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Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
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I am using 4 sheets in Excel (meaning the tabs on bottom of screen) and I
need to carry over the words or phrases that are in Bold , Italics or
Underline. How do I carry over to each sheet the text in bold, italics or
underlined words? Because I have to go to each individual sheet and change
the words I need to be in bold italics or underline.
 
Let me give an example :
I am using 4 sheets - meaning the tabs on the bottom
In cell A1 I type in the word "Excel" in BOLD print
I want that word to also show up on all four sheets in BOLD
How do I do that ?
Thanks for your help
 
Select all sheets (click first, hold down shift and click the last), click
in A1,
type and format bold, ungroup the sheets
Otherwise you'd need VBA since if you link everything to sheet 1 the format
will not
come over
 
If that "Excel" is going into the *same* cell on all 4 sheets, *before* you
start typing, *Group* your sheets together, then type and format, where
whatever you do to one sheet is duplicated on *all* the other grouped
sheets, then ungroup.

If the "Excel" is to be duplicated in different cells, "Copy" the cell from
the first sheet, and navigate to the particular cell on each of the other
sheets, where you'd right click in each cell and choose "Paste".


HTH,

RD
==============================================
Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
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