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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / December 2007Cell colors
Why is it when I want to find and replace something in a cell such as one character and make it red, the whole cell is red. Am I doing something wrong or is this just the way Microsoft does it? You're not doing anything wrong. You'd have to go character by character (and color by color and font style by font style and font size by font size and....) If you want to preserve the original formatting. > Why is it when I want to find and replace something in a cell such as one > character and make it red, the whole cell is red. Am I doing something wrong > or is this just the way Microsoft does it?  SignatureDave Peterson
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