S
Sharon R
How do I convert exam marks into grades using spcified grade boundaries?
J
Jacob Skaria
Will this help. With marks in A1
=IF(A1<40,"FAIL",LOOKUP(A1,{40,60,70,80},{"D","C","B","A"}))
=IF(A1<40,"FAIL",LOOKUP(A1,{40,60,70,80},{"D","C","B","A"}))
J
Jacob Skaria
Will this help. With marks in A1
=IF(A1<40,"FAIL",LOOKUP(A1,{40,60,70,80},{"D","C","B","A"}))
=IF(A1<40,"FAIL",LOOKUP(A1,{40,60,70,80},{"D","C","B","A"}))
A
Ashish Mathur
Hi,
Enter grade boundaries in range C5
9 where C5:C9 holds 0,40.60,80,90 and
D59 holds E,D,C,B,A. This table can be read as "if the marks are between
41 and 60, the grade will be D, if the marks are between 81 and 90, the
grade will be B" so on and so forth.
now enter the marks in C11 and in cell D11, enter =VLOOKUP(C11,$C$5:$D$9,2)
--
Regards,
Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com
Enter grade boundaries in range C5
9 where C5:C9 holds 0,40.60,80,90 andD5
9 holds E,D,C,B,A. This table can be read as "if the marks are between41 and 60, the grade will be D, if the marks are between 81 and 90, the
grade will be B" so on and so forth.
now enter the marks in C11 and in cell D11, enter =VLOOKUP(C11,$C$5:$D$9,2)
--
Regards,
Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com
A
Ashish Mathur
Hi,
Enter grade boundaries in range C59 where C5:C9 holds 0,40.60,80,90 and
D59 holds E,D,C,B,A. This table can be read as "if the marks are between
41 and 60, the grade will be D, if the marks are between 81 and 90, the
grade will be B" so on and so forth.
now enter the marks in C11 and in cell D11, enter =VLOOKUP(C11,$C$5:$D$9,2)
--
Regards,
Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com
Enter grade boundaries in range C5
9 where C5:C9 holds 0,40.60,80,90 andD5
9 holds E,D,C,B,A. This table can be read as "if the marks are between41 and 60, the grade will be D, if the marks are between 81 and 90, the
grade will be B" so on and so forth.
now enter the marks in C11 and in cell D11, enter =VLOOKUP(C11,$C$5:$D$9,2)
--
Regards,
Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com
T
Teethless mama
=IF(A1<40,"FAIL",LOOKUP(A1,{40,60,70,80},{"D","C","B","A"}))
Get rid off IF()
=LOOKUP(A1,{0,40,60,70,80},{"FAIL","D","C","B","A"})
Get rid off IF()
=LOOKUP(A1,{0,40,60,70,80},{"FAIL","D","C","B","A"})
T
Teethless mama
=IF(A1<40,"FAIL",LOOKUP(A1,{40,60,70,80},{"D","C","B","A"}))
Get rid off IF()
=LOOKUP(A1,{0,40,60,70,80},{"FAIL","D","C","B","A"})
Get rid off IF()
=LOOKUP(A1,{0,40,60,70,80},{"FAIL","D","C","B","A"})
H
Harlan Grove
....Teethless mama said:
Good intention, but fails on garbage and blank cells. Garbage (<0,
produces FAIL. Probably closer to the OP's intent to use
=IF(COUNT(A1),LOOKUP(A1,{-9.99999999999999E
+306,0,40,60,70,80,100.000000000001},
{"Invalid","F","D","C","B","A","Invalid"}),"")
H
Harlan Grove
....Teethless mama said:
Good intention, but fails on garbage and blank cells. Garbage (<0,
produces FAIL. Probably closer to the OP's intent to use
=IF(COUNT(A1),LOOKUP(A1,{-9.99999999999999E
+306,0,40,60,70,80,100.000000000001},
{"Invalid","F","D","C","B","A","Invalid"}),"")