Output certain text in Bold

Shadkng

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This formula shows the "ABOVE DUAL SHADES" text in a line on my worksheets. Is there a way to output that text in Bold. Thanks

=IF(FINALORDER!$B25="ABOVE DUAL SHADES","ABOVE DUAL SHADES",IF(FINALORDER!$HD25="","",(FINALORDER!$HD25)&" - "&(FINALORDER!$D25)))
 

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