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Enter this formula in to B1 and format the cell with the wingdings font.
=IF(A1=1,"J","L") If you enter a 1 in cell A1 you should get your smiley face. Hopefully you can apply this to your test. Cheers Andy praveen_khm wrote: Sorry All, With all the above suggestions, I could not get the resolution for my question. I ll let you know the reason. I am creating a test and when someone enters a right answer, I need a happy smiley and sad if wrong. For happy smiley, I can as well go to the cell and press ALT+1 which gives a happy smiley. Now what do I do for a sad one? Changing the format of the cell is no meaning as it makes the work cumbersome. Please help. Thanks, Praveen -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |