Hi,
I am using Excel 2016 on Windows 10 and am having trouble getting the textbox formatting that I desire.
I am concatenating two worksheet cells, P3 containing the text "Systolic Average" and cell R3 containing the numeric value.
These are combined in cell T3 using the worksheet formula:
When I link cell T3 to the textbox, I find that I am unable to set the formatting so that I can have the text "Systolic Average" appear in boldface while having the numeric value, "120.28" in plain text and rounded to 2 decimal places.
I can't find any examples online for textboxes with multiple formats for the contents.
Is this possible with a linked textbox?
Thanks,
Art
I am using Excel 2016 on Windows 10 and am having trouble getting the textbox formatting that I desire.
I am concatenating two worksheet cells, P3 containing the text "Systolic Average" and cell R3 containing the numeric value.
These are combined in cell T3 using the worksheet formula:
Code:
=CONCATENATE($P$3, " ",$R$3)
When I link cell T3 to the textbox, I find that I am unable to set the formatting so that I can have the text "Systolic Average" appear in boldface while having the numeric value, "120.28" in plain text and rounded to 2 decimal places.
I can't find any examples online for textboxes with multiple formats for the contents.
Is this possible with a linked textbox?
Thanks,
Art