Icon set based on sum of another cells formula

Mrkpete1

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I could really use your assistance. I am creating a inventory sheet with minimum and maximum amounts for each part. Is it possible to apply an Excel icon set based on the sum/difference of another cells formula =IMSUB(E2,F2)? E2 would be starting stock, F2 would be number of stock used, G2 then shows current stock. I want cell G2 to show icons according to the result of =IMSUB(E2,F2) min/max would occupy H2, I2. I am a newbie, so any help is appreciated. Thank you for any help.
 

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as G2 changes in value G3 could be different icons ie <0 one shape, 1 to 10 another, 11 to 100 another

I do not understand your requirement, yet.
 
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