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    How do I select (filter) a certain font size in Excel, so I can move it to different cells

    I need to move only the cells that have the data in font size 16 from column B to column C. The other font sizes in column B are 11 and 12.
    How do I do that in a couple moves?
    I have over five thousand entries in that worksheet.
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    Re: How do I select (filter) a certain font size in Excel, so I can move it to different c

    What do the 16 pt data have in common?
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    Re: How do I select (filter) a certain font size in Excel, so I can move it to different c

    Dates
    I.e. Birth dates

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    Re: How do I select (filter) a certain font size in Excel, so I can move it to different c

    Select column B copy and paste in column C. Click on Find, click on Format and choose 11. Click on Find All. Ctrl + A to select all that was found. Click the X to close the dialogue. Hit DELETE. Reselect column C and click on Find, click on Format and choose 12. Click on Find All. Ctrl+A to all that was found. Click the X to close the dialogue. Hit DELETE.....done!
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    Re: How do I select (filter) a certain font size in Excel, so I can move it to different c

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    Re: How do I select (filter) a certain font size in Excel, so I can move it to different c

    Thanks a Lot for your help!!

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    Re: How do I select (filter) a certain font size in Excel, so I can move it to different c

    Thank you for the feedback.
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