Conditional Formatting with Icon Sets

Davidns

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. MacOS
I just discovered Icon Sets but am a bit confused. I would like a green checkmark to appear if the cell equals 0, and a Red X if it does not equal 0. However, the dialogue box only seems to allow for ">=" or ">".
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
 

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Something like this?

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If so, this is how I set it up

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