Calculating a scoring system (issue #1)

J

jenparker1234

Hi,

I'm working to create a scoring system. I'm not sure if this can eve
be done, but if it can, someone here should be able show me how!

#1. Certain values have certain scores. They are as follows:

FCL Points
<2.0% = 8
<2.25% = 6
<3.0% = 4
<1.0% = 0

Column P will be the score, based on the FCL percentage in colum H.
So, if cell H1 is <2.25%, then I would like cell P1 to automatically b
6 points.

I've tried some things myself, but its just not working. Pleas
help!:confused
 
N

Niek Otten

Use the VLOOKUP() function.
If you're not familiar with that function, see this tutorial

http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

|
| Hi,
|
| I'm working to create a scoring system. I'm not sure if this can even
| be done, but if it can, someone here should be able show me how!
|
| #1. Certain values have certain scores. They are as follows:
|
| FCL Points
| <2.0% = 8
| <2.25% = 6
| <3.0% = 4
| >3.0% = 2
| <1.0% = 0
|
| Column P will be the score, based on the FCL percentage in colum H.
| So, if cell H1 is <2.25%, then I would like cell P1 to automatically be
| 6 points.
|
| I've tried some things myself, but its just not working. Please
| help!:confused:
|
|
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S

somethinglikeant

I used nested IF statements after writing out a number line for your
scores.
As long as the ranges don't overlap I wrote this formula to place in
P2, giving you the score of H2

=IF(H2>=3,2,IF(H2>2.25,4,IF(H2>2,6,IF(H2>1,8,IF(H2>0,1,"-")))))


Plus you may need to change some > or < to >= or <=

http://www.excel-ant.co.uk
 

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