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Hi,
I would like to show a tick in a cell if the value of the cell alongside is equal to one. I can put a tick in a cell using Insert-Symbol-change font to Wing- Dings and select the tick. However, if I now try to put a If statement around this tick (which shows as a P in the cell) everything shows as Wing Ding characters. Any idea how I can have an If statement that returns a tick when statement is true. Thanks, Tom |
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