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Use the InsertSymbol... command. It will tell you the character number of the
symbol you want to use. Then put that in an If statement, as in: =if(a1<b1,char(223),char (221)) Does this help? -- Regards, Fred "Templeton" wrote in message ... I want to be able to display up and down arrows pertaining to price movements in a spreadsheet? |
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