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I'm not sure you can do that with icon sets because you need to have the traffic lights in order, green is either at one end or the other.......it can't be in the middle - you could do it with ordinary cell formatting without the &quot;traffic lights&quot; is that any good?<br />
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regards, barry
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I'm not sure you can do that with icon sets because you need to have the traffic lights in order, green is either at one end or the other.......it can't be in the middle - you could do it with ordinary cell formatting without the "traffic lights" is that any good?

regards, barry

WorkloadDistributionForm-barry.xlsx

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The ability to customize icon sets was added for Excel 2010. &nbsp;I know that might not help you, but just wanted to let you know. &nbsp;Without the use of imbedded images and code to handle which one to display, I'm not sure there is a way to do what you want in 07. &nbsp;I would go with Barry's solution, unless there is some special need for the traffic lights.<br />
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WC
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The ability to customize icon sets was added for Excel 2010.  I know that might not help you, but just wanted to let you know.  Without the use of imbedded images and code to handle which one to display, I'm not sure there is a way to do what you want in 07.  I would go with Barry's solution, unless there is some special need for the traffic lights.

WC

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Is there a way to collapse the Days of the week (for easier readability as data is added)?
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Is there a way to collapse the Days of the week (for easier readability as data is added)?

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I am tasked with producing a workload tool...and I am having an issue getting Excel conditional formatting to cooperate. I have notated the attached spreadsheet with the changes I am trying make. Thanks!!<br />
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WorkloadDistributionForm.xlsx

I am tasked with producing a workload tool...and I am having an issue getting Excel conditional formatting to cooperate. I have notated the attached spreadsheet with the changes I am trying make. Thanks!!

Excel 2007 conditional formatting

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