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Good morning. I need professional help.
I would like to display a symbol, rather than a alphameric character, as the result of an IF statement. Something like: =IF(A1="Y", (box with X in it), (box with no X in it)) I've tried using CHAR inside the IF statement, but just get an alphameric character. I think I specified CHAR(113) for the box with no X, and got a 'q'. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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If you format the cell with wingdings fonts you will get a square using char
113 if you want a check mark in a square use wingdings and char(252) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "pdberger" wrote in message ... Good morning. I need professional help. I would like to display a symbol, rather than a alphameric character, as the result of an IF statement. Something like: =IF(A1="Y", (box with X in it), (box with no X in it)) I've tried using CHAR inside the IF statement, but just get an alphameric character. I think I specified CHAR(113) for the box with no X, and got a 'q'. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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Change the font of the cell containing your formula to "WingDings"!
Then ALSO ... Char(120) will display a box with an "X". -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "pdberger" wrote in message ... Good morning. I need professional help. I would like to display a symbol, rather than a alphameric character, as the result of an IF statement. Something like: =IF(A1="Y", (box with X in it), (box with no X in it)) I've tried using CHAR inside the IF statement, but just get an alphameric character. I think I specified CHAR(113) for the box with no X, and got a 'q'. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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Thanks to you both!
"RagDyeR" wrote: Change the font of the cell containing your formula to "WingDings"! Then ALSO ... Char(120) will display a box with an "X". -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "pdberger" wrote in message ... Good morning. I need professional help. I would like to display a symbol, rather than a alphameric character, as the result of an IF statement. Something like: =IF(A1="Y", (box with X in it), (box with no X in it)) I've tried using CHAR inside the IF statement, but just get an alphameric character. I think I specified CHAR(113) for the box with no X, and got a 'q'. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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