Compare tables using ICON SET as conditional formatting

srilam

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Hi,

Every day i get a new table with % as values. I have to reflect that as Table A with Icon set when compared with previous table. if the value is increased, then Up arrow, No Improvement, Side way arrow and if decreased then A downward arrow should be reflected. is that possible in excel. My table has 6X6 Matrix. I only use Arrow to reflect the change when compared to previous period. waiting for your help

Added a illlustration. I need to reflect as TableA and need not reflect Table2

Regards
Srikanth
 

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Excel Facts

Will the fill handle fill 1, 2, 3?
Yes! Type 1 in a cell. Hold down Ctrl while you drag the fill handle.
IMO you will need to add an additional column to calculate the differences between table A and B.
Then format it with CF arrows for positive, 0 and negative.
 
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