Formatting specific text within a cell

Capt KneeJurq

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Hello!

Using Excel 2007.

I am able to format specific text within a cell, but the formatting only appears when editing the cell. For example, if I have a cell that contains and has been formatted as follows:

The federal deficit projection is redfor the foreseeable future.

It will appear onscreen in the worksheet and print as:

The federal deficition projection is red for the foreseeable future.

It seems like it would be a view setting that would address this but I cannot locate it.

TIA!

Steve
 

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