Add superscript to a char in a cell with a formula

BennyBatt

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Hi, everybody.
Probably there is an easy solution, or maybe there no solution as well, to this problem.

The scenario is simple: I have a cell (well, many others with the same issue, but this doesn't matter) in a sheet with a formula that create a text in different ways dependoing on other cells content.
I'd like to format the inner text with a character superscript, but because of the formula, my simple code doesn't change nothing in the text.
The cell has a text format.
This the code:
VBA Code:
Set area = Cells(80, 1)
'area.NumberFormat = "@"
area.Characters(Start:=7, Length:=1).Font.Superscript = True
Inside the cell there is a formula like this:
Excel Formula:
="[" &  INDICE(Tab_lingue;Lingua;100) &"]"
and the final text showed to the user is "[BTU/f3]".
I'd like to put the "3" in the text to superscript.
Is it possible?
 

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As I haven't receiced any answers, I understood the second eventuality assumed at the beginning of my question was correct: there is not a solution.
So, I follow a different plan, not exactly a trick, but a way to make advance. I report this in case someone would need it.

In practical I moved the formula from the cell to a code sub, where I prepare the text to write in the above mentioned cell, applying the superscript.
This is the code sub:

VBA Code:
Sub superscript(iCol As Integer, iColUM As Integer, nChar As Integer)
dim sArea as string
'iCol       --> column of the destination cell
'iColUM --> column of the cell with data to handle
iLingua = Range("Lingua").Value
'control that the column of the cell is inside the correct range
If iCol < 1 Or iCol > 20 Or iColUM < 1 Or iColUM > 20 Then Exit Sub
'control that the cell with data to manage contains a value
If Cells(71 + iLingua, 156 + iColUM) = "" Then Exit Sub
'prepare the text
sArea = "[" & Cells(71 + iLingua, 156 + iColUM) & "]"
'check for the avaiable superscript char's position
If Len(sArea) < nChar Or nChar < 1 Then Exit Sub
Cells(10, 2 + iCol) = sArea
'add the superscript
Cells(10, 2 + iCol).Characters(Start:=nChar, Length:=1).Font.Superscript = True
End Sub

Example of calling:
VBA Code:
Call superscript(3, 2, 3)
Note that the code handles only a char for superscript.
It goes without saying that the code can be improved, and/or transformed into a function.
 
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