I have no idea how to do this... I'm at my wits end....
I cannot use the icon sets because our corporate data governance maintains that I must use the equivalent of Wingdings 3... letters Q, U, or P... which are all arrows.
The formula I have contained in the cells works just fine, and it works just fine with the icon sets... but I need it to work for these dumb wingding symbols.
Example formula:
So I need to write this formula to say something like:
IF formula is >= 1 then "P" (in wingdings3 font format)
IF formula is >= 0 then "U" (in wingdings3 font format)
IF formula is < 0 then "Q" (in wingdings3 font format)
But this is the part my head can't wrap around...
IF formula is >=1 then color the wingdings font RED
IF formula is >=0 then color the wingdings font YELLOW
IF formula is <0 then color the wingdings font GREEN
I have no idea how to do this in Excel Conditional Formatting
I've tried putting 2, 1, and 0 in cells A1, A2, A3 and running trial conditional formats, but I cannot change the font to wingdings3 or some specific letter to get the arrow I am looking for.
So... How to I write a formula to change the font to wingdings3, and to the letter "P, U or Q" so it displays the corresponding arrows? If I can do that, then I think I might be able to write a condition saying if cell value = P then change font color red, yellow, green, etc.
IDEAS? Anyone? Please help!
I cannot use the icon sets because our corporate data governance maintains that I must use the equivalent of Wingdings 3... letters Q, U, or P... which are all arrows.
The formula I have contained in the cells works just fine, and it works just fine with the icon sets... but I need it to work for these dumb wingding symbols.
Example formula:
Code:
=IFERROR(SLOPE(R10:T10,$R$5:$T$5)/ABS(SLOPE(R10:T10,$R$5:$T$5)),0)
So I need to write this formula to say something like:
IF formula is >= 1 then "P" (in wingdings3 font format)
IF formula is >= 0 then "U" (in wingdings3 font format)
IF formula is < 0 then "Q" (in wingdings3 font format)
But this is the part my head can't wrap around...
IF formula is >=1 then color the wingdings font RED
IF formula is >=0 then color the wingdings font YELLOW
IF formula is <0 then color the wingdings font GREEN
I have no idea how to do this in Excel Conditional Formatting
I've tried putting 2, 1, and 0 in cells A1, A2, A3 and running trial conditional formats, but I cannot change the font to wingdings3 or some specific letter to get the arrow I am looking for.
So... How to I write a formula to change the font to wingdings3, and to the letter "P, U or Q" so it displays the corresponding arrows? If I can do that, then I think I might be able to write a condition saying if cell value = P then change font color red, yellow, green, etc.
IDEAS? Anyone? Please help!