Bold text using formula

susom

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I am looking to take a simple text joining formula like =CONCATENATE(A1,B1,C1), where A1 is "John Z.", B1 is "high score is", and C1 is "92". The result of that formula would be: John Z high score is 92.

I've been researching this question for the better part of an hour and haven't found a non-VBA solution, but since the last time it was addressed in these forums was ~5 years ago, I wanted to try again to see if maybe some functionality has slipped in that wasn't there before.
 

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