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    Re: Conditional Formatting and Smileys!

    Thanks,

    I had formatted the smileys so their was no manual input

    If I wanted to add another greater than less than to that formula how would it look?

    =IF(A1="","",IF(A1<10,"L",IF((A1<20,"K","J"),IF(A1<40,"K","J")))

    This gives me errors.

    Also are their another smiley for Excel otherr than 3 in wingdings?

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    Re: Conditional Formatting and Smileys!

    birdoo2,

    Sample formula (just keep chaining ifs):
    =IF(A1<10,"less than 10",IF(A1<20,"between 10 and 20",IF(A1<40,"between 20 and 40","greater than 40")))

    As far as other smiley faces go, I don't know of any, sorry

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    Cool Re: Conditional Formatting and Smileys!

    Your formula shows 2 brackets after the third if statement.
    No more smileys but lots of other colours to use.

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    Re: Conditional Formatting and Smileys!

    Hi Tigeravatar and Barrytsl,

    This is still not working for me. In the formula Tiger presents the "K" is not accounted for.

    I need to run the If function but instead or true or false values being applied I need 3 outcomes.

    Thanks

    birdoo2

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    Re: Conditional Formatting and Smileys!

    birdoo2,

    The K is being accounted for, but it will only display if the number is between 10 and 20:
    =IF(A1="","",IF(A1<10,"L",IF(A1<20,"K","J")))

    So if A1 is blank, the formula result is blank, and formula exits
    If A1 is not blank and below 10, then the formula result is L and formula exits
    If A1 is not below 10, but below 20, then the formula result is K and formula exits
    Else formula result is J

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