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I hope I can describe this; this must be simple who knows excel icons:
I have an excel cell. e.e., T6 which uses following formula: =HLOOKUP(BO105,BO102:BP103,2,FALSE) The BO012:BP103 simplay has following 2 x 2 cells: 1 0 icon for yes (green "check box") icon for no (red x) In T6, one does not see the icon for yes, instead sees a character ü; how can I show the "icon" instead, what formatting I have to do. Thnaks a lot. |
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Hi,
Am Sat, 10 Nov 2012 09:37:22 -0800 (PST) schrieb : I have an excel cell. e.e., T6 which uses following formula: =HLOOKUP(BO105,BO102:BP103,2,FALSE) The BO012:BP103 simplay has following 2 x 2 cells: 1 0 icon for yes (green "check box") icon for no (red x) try in T6: =IF(HLOOKUP(BO112,BO102:BP103,2,0)=1,"R","V") and change the font name in T6 to Wingdings2 The color you can add with Conditional Formatting Regards Claus Busch -- Win XP PRof SP2 / Vista Ultimate SP2 Office 2003 SP2 /2007 Ultimate SP2 |
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