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I could not find a line character in wingdings. Can I suggest one of these formulas?<br />
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=IF(AND($E6&gt;H$1-1,$E6&lt;H$2+<wbr />1),&quot;u&quot;,&quot;&quot;)<wbr />&amp;IF(AND($F<wbr />6&gt;=H$1,$E6<wbr />&lt;=H$2),&quot;Ø&quot;<wbr />,&quot;&quot;)&amp;IF(AN<wbr />D($F6&gt;H$1-<wbr />1,$F6&lt;H$2+<wbr />1),&quot;t&quot;,&quot;&quot;)<wbr /><br />
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=IF(AND($E6&gt;H$1-1,$E6&lt;H$2+<wbr />1),&quot;u&quot;,&quot;&quot;)<wbr />&amp;IF(AND($F<wbr />6&gt;=H$1,$E6<wbr />&lt;=H$2),&quot;à&quot;<wbr />,&quot;&quot;)&amp;IF(AN<wbr />D($F6&gt;H$1-<wbr />1,$F6&lt;H$2+<wbr />1),&quot;t&quot;,&quot;&quot;)<wbr />
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Is there a way to contect the milestone shapes via vba..
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Thanks Syed. ..posting part 4
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Hi Experts using excel 2010<br />
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Here is the link to the original question...<br />
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How would you contact the two shapes with a straight horizontal line at the bottom of each milestone.
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Hi Experts using excel 2010

Here is the link to the original question...

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29016798/Tricky-Shapes-formula.html?anchor=a42096659&notificationFollowed=187640124#a42096659

How would you contact the two shapes with a straight horizontal line at the bottom of each milestone.

Tricky shapes formula part 3

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