Comments on: Up and Down Trend Arrows for Scorecards in Excel http://articles.excelyogi.com/up-and-down-trend-arrows-for-scorecards-in-excel/2009/02/23/ Analyst Resources Tue, 07 Sep 2010 07:07:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: MP http://articles.excelyogi.com/up-and-down-trend-arrows-for-scorecards-in-excel/2009/02/23/#comment-170 MP Wed, 05 Aug 2009 09:33:56 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=266#comment-170 Is there a way to use conditional formatting to change the trend from a "blank ", to "up arrow", to "down arrow" and continue to repeat the non-ending cycle when ever the cell is "clicked" on? Thanks for any help... Mike Is there a way to use conditional formatting to change the trend from a “blank “, to “up arrow”, to “down arrow” and continue to repeat the non-ending cycle when ever the cell is “clicked” on?

Thanks for any help…
Mike

]]> By: Joseph Harris http://articles.excelyogi.com/up-and-down-trend-arrows-for-scorecards-in-excel/2009/02/23/#comment-99 Joseph Harris Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:02:09 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=266#comment-99 Great tips...Thanks... Great tips…Thanks…

]]> By: JP http://articles.excelyogi.com/up-and-down-trend-arrows-for-scorecards-in-excel/2009/02/23/#comment-98 JP Thu, 26 Feb 2009 12:25:21 +0000 http://articles.excelyogi.com/?p=266#comment-98 I like to use the Wingdings font for this. The letter J is a smiley face, and the letter L is a frown. Wrap your calculation formula in an IF statement that returns the letter "J" if True, or the letter "L" if False. You could also use the REPT function to repeat a character a certain number of times inside a cell, creating a mini-chart. I like to use the Wingdings font for this. The letter J is a smiley face, and the letter L is a frown. Wrap your calculation formula in an IF statement that returns the letter “J” if True, or the letter “L” if False.

You could also use the REPT function to repeat a character a certain number of times inside a cell, creating a mini-chart.

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