Finally, a free Harvey Balls font (a.k.a. When I was a wee little consultant several years ago, we frequently needed to use Harvey Balls in our presentations. Back then, our company-supplied toolkit contained a Harvey Ball font which would let you easily insert perfectly formed Harvey Balls into any document on any system that.
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If you’ve been around for a while and/or you subscribe to Consumer Reports Magazine, you know what Harvey Balls are. They are little circles with varying amounts filled in which can be used to represent a level of completeness, sophistication, match to a standard, etc. They are a good replacement for numerical scales in many cases because they give a very quick visual cue. Many people can scan a list with Harvey Balls and zero in on something they want faster than they can with numeric representations.

Today I wanted to put some Harvey Balls into a PowerPoint presentation, so I Binged “Office 2007 Harvey Balls” and found that a kind soul named Alastair Bor had created a Harvey Ball font for use with Office. Having built these little beasties from scratch a few times over the years, I was very glad to have such a simple solution, so I thought I’d share it. By formatting the numbers 0-9 with the Harvey Ball font, you get the nice Harvey Balls above.

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Want to see how you can show Harvey Balls using a Display Template in SharePoint 2013? See my post Harvey Balls Redux – Display Templates for Site Columns by Dave Paylor.

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Want to see how you can show Harvey Balls using a Display Template in SharePoint 2013? See my post Harvey Balls Redux – Display Templates for Site Columns by Dave Paylor.