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From: Nolene on 26 Feb 2010 00:43
That worked. I guess I should have said that this was for using Conditional
Formatting Icon Sets in Excel 2007.

I didn't quite understand how to enter the data for the icons, but I figured
it out. For others wondering, I gave the entire column A Conditional
Formatting with the Icon Sets with the 3 signs style and Show Icon Only. Then
I made the green value >= 3 and chose number for the Type; and yellow >=2
(number). Then I had to fix the formula so that Central Files/Office/Floor
was 3 (instead of 2) and Missing was 2 (instead of 1). Then I just copied it
down the column.

"nita" wrote:

> Nolene, you can put an IF statement in column A that reflects the information
> in column U:
>
> =IF(U2="Storage", 1,IF(or(U2="Central File",U2="Office",U2="Floor"),2,IF(U2="Missing"),1,""))))
>
> I think I have enough closing parenthesis there . .
>
> Then, use conditional formatting to define if the result in column A is 1
> then . . . if the result in column A is 2 then etc
>
> I didn't however double check to make sure than conditional formatting has a
> set of icons that included a red diamond, a green circle and a yellow
> triangle --
>
> "Nolene" wrote:
>
> > I would like to display in cell A2 a red diamond if the value in
> > U2="Storage"; a Green Circle if the value in U2="Central Files" "Office" or
> > Floor"; and a yellow triangle if the value in U2="Missing".
> >
> > I saw the response to "ICON Arrows UP or DOWN", but I couldn't understand
> > where the different parts were supposed to go.
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