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tiger_handheld 05-04-2019 02:35 PM

Excel help!
 
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Guys i'm trying to work on a presentation and need some help!

Refer to below screenshot

Question 1 - In Cell D4, I need to add a trend icon (conditional formatting, icon sets, directional) to show the trend direction of the 3 numbers. How can I do this?

Question 2 - I have table 2 as the raw data, and in table 1, i need to look up the value for "single & march" and drop it into the cell B12 and "triple and March" into B13 etc. for all the remaining cell. How can I do this?

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DragonChi 05-04-2019 02:48 PM

Question1:

Question2: vlookup

Not sure if those would work, but that's my guess at it.

Wetordry 05-04-2019 02:54 PM

Vlookup & match formula

Gerbs 05-04-2019 03:12 PM

Q2: Vlookup, but I would separate the data table by Month's

tiger_handheld 05-05-2019 07:26 AM

Question 1 - any help here?

Question 2 - Vlookup + Match, i will try it out. Vlookup itself will not work as it needs to look up 2 variables.

DragonChi 05-05-2019 02:02 PM

Will continue to help for thanked posts. :troll:

tiger_handheld 05-06-2019 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by DragonChi (Post 8946914)
Will continue to help for thanked posts. :troll:

The video is not what i'm looking for though. Maybe wrong link?

Basically, I want to use the directional arrows to say

1.6 1.5 1.3 - it's trending down and show an arrow.

1.5 1.4 1.6 - staying the same, and show the steady arrow.

hope i'm explaining this ok.

DragonChi 05-06-2019 08:13 PM

https://support.office.com/en-us/art...9-873614413ce1

Yeah I don't think I understood the question the first time around.

This should be what you're looking for. Though, it's a graph not an arrow.

Alternatively, you could take the difference of the numbers, they're within you're steady parameters you conditional formatting to have a even sign. If it's negative outside your parameters, down arrow. If positive outside your parameters, up arrow.

DragonChi 05-06-2019 08:27 PM

You could also use numerical differentiation to find the change in slope of the data points. the resulting number would give you a positive number, trending up. Negative number trending down. or approximately zero, steady.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_differentiation

tiger_handheld 05-07-2019 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DragonChi (Post 8947045)
https://support.office.com/en-us/art...9-873614413ce1

Yeah I don't think I understood the question the first time around.

This should be what you're looking for. Though, it's a graph not an arrow.

Alternatively, you could take the difference of the numbers, they're within you're steady parameters you conditional formatting to have a even sign. If it's negative outside your parameters, down arrow. If positive outside your parameters, up arrow.

OOoh. sparklines may just work. I shall try tomorrow.


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