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cell A1=50 and Cell A2=40, in Cell B1 I would like display Up Arrow.
If the value in A1 is less than A2 Down Arrow to be displayed in B1,If A1 is
equal to A2 Equal Arrow.Is this possible?
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Use:
=IF(A1A2,"#",IF(A1<A2,"$",2))
and format to Wingdings 3
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cell A1=50 and Cell A2=40, in Cell B1 I would like display Up Arrow.
If the value in A1 is less than A2 Down Arrow to be displayed in B1,If A1 is
equal to A2 Equal Arrow.Is this possible?

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Thanks, incase If I format to Wingdings(character codes for the
arrows-241,242,243) then what will be the formula.

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Use:
=IF(A1A2,"#",IF(A1<A2,"$",2))
and format to Wingdings 3
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Gary''s Student - gsnu200781


"TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote:

cell A1=50 and Cell A2=40, in Cell B1 I would like display Up Arrow.
If the value in A1 is less than A2 Down Arrow to be displayed in B1,If A1 is
equal to A2 Equal Arrow.Is this possible?

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