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You can't have more than one font size, color etc in a textbox. If Excel has a richtextbox you can use that but you should probably consider using two textboxes and splitting the text between the two.
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You can't have more than one font size, color etc in a textbox. If Excel has a richtextbox you can use that but you should probably consider using two textboxes and splitting the text between the two.

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Thanks for the reply. I'm al little confused though. If I create a chart manually with two lines of text in the title I can highlight the 2nd line of text and change the font size to whatever I want so that the size differs from the first line. I was hoping there was a way to replicate this action using VBA
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Thanks for the reply. I'm al little confused though. If I create a chart manually with two lines of text in the title I can highlight the 2nd line of text and change the font size to whatever I want so that the size differs from the first line. I was hoping there was a way to replicate this action using VBA

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Try creating and then editing a macro while you are achieving the effect that you want.
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Try creating and then editing a macro while you are achieving the effect that you want.

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Hi Guys,<br />
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I have a chart title which I neet to change the font size for the 2nd line in the title so the first line appears in a large font and the 2nd line which will be a date appears in a smaller font. I have the code below which puts the correct text on both lines but I'm unsure how to change the font size for the 2nd line. Any ideas would be very appreaciated<br />
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ActiveChart.ChartTitle.Tex<wbr />t = &quot;Quality Gates - September&quot; &amp;&nbsp;Chr(10) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;From: &quot;&nbsp;&amp; Format(now(),&quot;dd/mm/yyy&quot;)<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Gavin
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Hi Guys,

I have a chart title which I neet to change the font size for the 2nd line in the title so the first line appears in a large font and the 2nd line which will be a date appears in a smaller font. I have the code below which puts the correct text on both lines but I'm unsure how to change the font size for the 2nd line. Any ideas would be very appreaciated

ActiveChart.ChartTitle.Text = "Quality Gates - September" & Chr(10) & "From: " & Format(now(),"dd/mm/yyy")

Thanks

Gavin

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