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Hi,
I have a column where are values 3,2,1 and I want to make a "traffic light" indivator out of them. 3 is green, 2 is yellow and 1 is red. If the cell is blank, it means yellow. I made 3 ovals on the sheet. The logical solution would be: (if 3 then green, (if 1 then red,), else yellow) But I can't code it. The light indicator should be next to the cell that has the value. |
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