How to find and replace part of a cell with formatted text

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北恋 2021-01-06 09:44

In an Excel 2007 spreadsheet I want to find-replace with highlighting part of the text in a cell. Using find-replace reformats the entire cell though.

For ex

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  •  余生分开走
    2021-01-06 10:18

    This is what worked great for me:

    1. Selected cells in Excel (I selected 1266 at a time--don't know if there's really any limit)

    2. Clicked on COPY

    3. Opened a blank word file and clicked on PASTE

    4. Used CNTL+H to get Find & Replace

    5. Entered the characters to find and the characters to replace, adding any formatting desired and selected Replace All (the process took less than 2 seconds)

    6. Selected Edit-Select-Select All in the Word file, then held the shift key and pressed the left arrow (I think not doing this would add a row to the next operation)

    7. Went back into Excel and, in a spare area, selected Paste - Keep Source Formatting option

    That put exactly what I wanted into Excel. From there I could move it wherever I wanted it.

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