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hi userman,
No. 1 is easily resolved by using conditional formatting. No. 2 depends on how the data in the text files are formatted (eg each specification on a separate line). It is also not clear from your post what you mean by a file, cell or a sub-cell. Are you trying to embed whole files in a cell, or just a piece of information about a file (eg its name). If you provide more information about #2, someone here might be able to help you.
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