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I am working with wingdings 2 characters in my €œif€ formula and they work
fine. Here is an example:
=IF(H10=0,CHAR(227),IF(H10=-0.01,CHAR(162),IF(H10<-0.01,CHAR(196),"")))

My question is how do I format the cell if:
Char(227) format the character green
Char(162) format the character yellow
Char(196) format the character red

Thanks for any help

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Use Conditional Formatting...
select the cell containing your formula goto Format, Conditional
Formatting... then cell value is equal to =CHAR(196), format it red.


"John Knoke" wrote:

I am working with wingdings 2 characters in my €œif€ formula and they work
fine. Here is an example:
=IF(H10=0,CHAR(227),IF(H10=-0.01,CHAR(162),IF(H10<-0.01,CHAR(196),"")))

My question is how do I format the cell if:
Char(227) format the character green
Char(162) format the character yellow
Char(196) format the character red

Thanks for any help

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James, thank you for your help, I tried the conditional formatting as you
mentioned but it does not work

"James W." wrote:

Use Conditional Formatting...
select the cell containing your formula goto Format, Conditional
Formatting... then cell value is equal to =CHAR(196), format it red.


"John Knoke" wrote:

I am working with wingdings 2 characters in my €œif€ formula and they work
fine. Here is an example:
=IF(H10=0,CHAR(227),IF(H10=-0.01,CHAR(162),IF(H10<-0.01,CHAR(196),"")))

My question is how do I format the cell if:
Char(227) format the character green
Char(162) format the character yellow
Char(196) format the character red

Thanks for any help

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John O. Knoke
 
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James,
Sorry my mistake, it works perfect.

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James, thank you for your help, I tried the conditional formatting as you
mentioned but it does not work

"James W." wrote:

Use Conditional Formatting...
select the cell containing your formula goto Format, Conditional
Formatting... then cell value is equal to =CHAR(196), format it red.


"John Knoke" wrote:

I am working with wingdings 2 characters in my "if" formula and they
work
fine. Here is an example:
=IF(H10=0,CHAR(227),IF(H10=-0.01,CHAR(162),IF(H10<-0.01,CHAR(196),"")))

My question is how do I format the cell if:
Char(227) format the character green
Char(162) format the character yellow
Char(196) format the character red

Thanks for any help



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