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Graphic Thermometer, Linked to Data Cell
In cell H29 is a function-created (average) percentage number, say 94%.
In cell J2 is a manully inputted upper threshold percent number, say 98% In cell J4 is a manully inputted lower threshold percent number, say 92% Color protocol: =J2 is Green between J2 and J4 is Yellow <=J4 is Red In this example, the required color is Yellow (94% is between 98% and 92%). I have to create a graphic of a thermometer showing the color, the percentage (cell H29), and have the thermometer depict a line representing the 94%. Does anyone know how to create such a graphic, or is there a template somewhere? The graphic is to be located in an Excel worksheet and must respond automatically to changes in the cells. Thanks, Phil |
Graphic Thermometer, Linked to Data Cell
Hi
see: http://andypope.info/charts/thermometer.htm -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Phil Hageman wrote: In cell H29 is a function-created (average) percentage number, say 94%. In cell J2 is a manully inputted upper threshold percent number, say 98% In cell J4 is a manully inputted lower threshold percent number, say 92% Color protocol: =J2 is Green between J2 and J4 is Yellow <=J4 is Red In this example, the required color is Yellow (94% is between 98% and 92%). I have to create a graphic of a thermometer showing the color, the percentage (cell H29), and have the thermometer depict a line representing the 94%. Does anyone know how to create such a graphic, or is there a template somewhere? The graphic is to be located in an Excel worksheet and must respond automatically to changes in the cells. Thanks, Phil |
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