JHood wrote:
nothing in the body of the message

First tell us what are "Harvey Balls?"

Bill

Harvey Balls are a type of ideogram.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Balls

In response to OP, as Bill noted, please PLEASE always use the message part
of post to convery your question, and not the subject line. There are some
fonts you can download that display Harvey Balls, but it is not included by
default in XL. You are limited to the blank/full circles. Note that a better
way of expressing the same idea might be to create pie charts, however.
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Luke M
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"Bill Sharpe" wrote:

JHood wrote:
nothing in the body of the message

First tell us what are "Harvey Balls?"

Bill

Luke M wrote:
Harvey Balls are a type of ideogram.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Balls

In response to OP, as Bill noted, please PLEASE always use the message part
of post to convery your question, and not the subject line. There are some
fonts you can download that display Harvey Balls, but it is not included by
default in XL. You are limited to the blank/full circles. Note that a better
way of expressing the same idea might be to create pie charts, however.

Thanks for the Wikipedia link. I now recognize the items, which I've
seen in Consumer Reports ratings but didn't know they had a specific
name. I almost had to look up "ideogram" too.

The OP might also want to look at sparklines he
http://www.ozgrid.com/excel-add-ins/spark-maker.htm

Bill