I guess I don't explain myself well, I want the cell to contain the value
and the arrow. I don't want to use a separate cell for the arrow, as I'll
have many columns of data over a long period of time. I know this wasn't my
original question, I appreciate your help. You don't have to bother
answering this post....Thanks again!
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Mark W. Hanford

Keep in the original thread, we have no idea what this refers to.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

"MWH" wrote in message
...
I guess I don't explain myself well, I want the cell to contain the value
and the arrow. I don't want to use a separate cell for the arrow, as I'll
have many columns of data over a long period of time. I know this wasn't
my
original question, I appreciate your help. You don't have to bother
answering this post....Thanks again!
--
Mark W. Hanford

Hi Mark,

Now I understand!

Unfortunately, I do not believe that it is possible to have a cell contain
both.

If your concern is that a worksheet is limited to 256 columns, consider
transposing your design, so that your column data is entered in rows, and
vice versa.


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Regards,
Norman



"MWH" wrote in message
...
I guess I don't explain myself well, I want the cell to contain the value
and the arrow. I don't want to use a separate cell for the arrow, as I'll
have many columns of data over a long period of time. I know this wasn't my
original question, I appreciate your help. You don't have to bother
answering this post....Thanks again!
--
Mark W. Hanford