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Chris says: 2024-01-25 at 8:33 pm Not seeing (within the above) an example of how to set up rules for a single column. Currently, I have a range that I've converted into an Excel TABLE and it's called: "Tabletotexc". It's range is F1 through S32. The only 2 columns of concern are COL F and COL G...... COL F Header in F1 "Period": then these dates start in F2 going down... FY23-06, FY23-07, FY23-08, FY23-09, FY23-10, FY23-11, FY23-12, FY24,01, FY24-02...... COL G Header in G1: "Tot Sales": then random amounts all the way down... I have selected G2:G32 and turned on Conditional Format..... The Green, Yellow, Red arrows are currently showing up WITHIN THE SAME CELL as each amount, however, they're not accurately POINTING IN CORRECT DIRECTION to show whether that SALES figure is UP from the previous month or if SALES has gone down. How do I fix the settings to accurately look at the cell above it and compare to it and keep the arrow within the same cell as the dollar amt in COL G. So for example, G2 is the first amount: $25,000, G3 is the 2nd month's amount $30,000 so the cell G3 would have a GREEN UP ARROW, G4 would be the 3rd month in line $5,000. (should have a RED DOWN ARROW) next to that $5k figure. If G4 is again $5,000 then it would have the YELLOW SIDEWAYS ARROW... and continue down to end of range. My settings are: Format Style "Icon Sets", Icon Style: (shows the 3 arrows), down below on right, need help to know whether to choose TYPE: Number, Formula, Percent, etc. and what to put in the VALUE fields. Thanks greatly! If this is something that can be accomplished with VBA, even better, would love to be able to copy/paste test code to see if that works., Learn how to use, customize, and apply conditional formatting with icon sets in Excel to visually track performance, status, and data trends., We can use different shapes of icons as conditional formatting icon sets based on another cell. To do so, remark the values in the Marks column with conditional values using the following formula..
See how to efficiently use built-in conditional formatting icon sets in Excel and create a custom icon set to compare two columns, based on another cell value, and more., In Excel Conditional Formatting, there are icon sets that you can apply to data. These icon sets help to measure which value is lowest, highest, or at the mid. There is a total of 20 pre-made icon sets in four categories that you can apply to the data. Keyboard Shortcut to Open Icons Sets: Alt ⇢ H ⇢ L ⇢ I., Ratings Icon Sets: 1. Select all the cells on which we wish to apply the Ratings Icon Sets. 2. Select the desired Ratings “Icon Sets” from this category. 3. Once we click on the desired category, we can see the Icon Sets will get applied to our selected cells., Guide to Icon Sets in Excel Conditional Formatting. Here we learn to use Directional, Shapes, Indicators & Ratings Icon Sets, with example., Icon Sets are premade types of conditional formatting in Excel used to add icons to cells in a range to indicate how large the cell values are compared to the other values in the range., In Excel, you can use built-in icon sets for conditional formatting. These icon sets combine colours and shapes, to give a quick visual analysis of the data. In this video, I show how to add an icon set to Excel data, then make quick changes to the icons. The written steps are below the video..