Excel chart like Battleship for space filling demonstration [closed] - excel

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I tried almost everything that I could remember. I have some data like this in an Excel file:
Item 1 Item 2
A1 B1
A2 a2
A3 a3
B2
I want to create a chart that updates constantly with spaces from A1 to G7 that will get this kind of result (kind of like in Battleship):
Any idea how to do this?

You could use a conditional formatting rule like:
=SUMPRODUCT(--EXACT($A2&B$1,Lookup!$A$2:$A$10))
with a fill colour of green, and another one
=SUMPRODUCT(--EXACT($A2&B$1,Lookup!$B$2:$B$10))
with a fill colour of orange.

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I would like to add an icon to cells based on rule if another cell contains a value.
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this is my current code to print these cells
Sub printSticker()
Worksheets("Sticker").Range("A1:D4:B6").PrintOut
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But this way it keeps the formatting on them, so I can choose where they are going (they have to fit on a pre-printed sticker)
For example
On D4 it will include the cells from A4 B4 and C4 so there is a wide space before D4
I would like to remove this space so A1 D4 and B6 are in a neat line stacked on top of each other
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