Conditional Formatting anomaly

normpam

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In a cell you have in black font 'something', and then another word in a red font. I can use conditional formatting to make the cell font color, let's say, purple, but it only changes the black font word. Any ideas?
 

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how can you conditional formatting with function, but this function have return value True, not yet? If return value False, so this cell will have font default.
 
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