Changing fonts with a formula

[Blue Max]

Is there any way to change the font of a cell using conditional formats or a
formula that will specify the font?

It appears that conditional formats cannot be used to change the cell font
in Excel 2007. Is this correct? If not, is there a function similar to the
TEXT() function that would allow a user to insert text in a cell in a
specific font and size?

 

[ozgrid.com]

In a word, no.

 

[Ms-Exl-Learner]

You can change the below using Conditional Formatting In Excel 2007.

Cell font Color/Font Style/Underline/Effects (Strike Through)/Cell
Format/Border Line Style / Border Line Color/Cell Background Color/Pattern
Color and Pattern Style.

But the font cannot be changed by using the CF.

 

[Ron Rosenfeld]

Is there any way to change the font of a cell using conditional formats or a
formula that will specify the font?

It appears that conditional formats cannot be used to change the cell font
in Excel 2007. Is this correct? If not, is there a function similar to the
TEXT() function that would allow a user to insert text in a cell in a
specific font and size?

You can not change fonts with a formula. Functions can only return a value.

Conditional formatting will not change the font family, although it can change
certain attributes of the font (e.g. bold, italic, etc).

You can change the font family using a VBA macro; testing within the macro for
certain conditions so it works similar to conditional formatting. Is that what
you want? If so, provide more information.
--ron

 

[Blue Max]

Thank you, Ron, and also to the others who responded. Unfortunately, it is
clear that conditional formats cannot be used to change the font. Sure hope
Microsoft will add this feature in the future. We also note that your
border line-thickness selections are far fewer than on the standard dialog -
a pity. We will look into using VBA, but had hoped for a simpler solution!

Thanks Everyone,

Richard