Remarks

In Microsoft Excel 97, this object contained the formatting attributes for any phonetic text in the specified range.

Example

Use (), where is the index number of the phonetic text, to return a single Phoneticobject. The following example sets the first phonetic text string in the active cell to " furiganafuriganafuriganafurigana".

Visual Basic for Applications
ActiveCell.Phonetics(1).Text = " furigana furigana furigana furigana"

The property provides compatibility with earlier versions of Microsoft Excel. You should use Phonetics(), where is the index number of the phonetic text, to return a single Phoneticobject. To demonstrate compatibility with earlier versions of Microsoft Excel, the following example adds Furigana characters to the range A1:C4. If you add Furigana characters to a range, a new Phoneticobject is automatically created.

Visual Basic for Applications
With Range("A1:C4").Phonetic .CharacterType = xlHiragana .Alignment = xlPhoneticAlignCenter .Font.Name = "MS P goshikku goshikku goshikku goshikku" .Font.FontStyle = " hyoujun hyoujun" .Font.Size = 6 .Font.Strikethrough = False .Font.Underline = xlUnderlineStyleNone .Font.ColorIndex = xlAutomatic .Visible = True End With
phonetic Phonetic Object

See also:

index index index index