F Formula error Apr 27, 2009 #1 =IF(J13="PASS",IF(I13>=60,"FIRST CLASS",IF(I13>=50,"SECOND CLASS",IF(I13>=35,"THIRD CLASS","FAIL"))))":
=IF(J13="PASS",IF(I13>=60,"FIRST CLASS",IF(I13>=50,"SECOND CLASS",IF(I13>=35,"THIRD CLASS","FAIL"))))":
J Jacob Skaria Apr 27, 2009 #2 =IF(J13="PASS",IF(I13>=60,"FIRST CLASS",IF(I13>=50,"SECOND CLASS",IF(I13>=35,"THIRD CLASS"))),"FAIL") If this post helps click Yes
=IF(J13="PASS",IF(I13>=60,"FIRST CLASS",IF(I13>=50,"SECOND CLASS",IF(I13>=35,"THIRD CLASS"))),"FAIL") If this post helps click Yes
J Jacob Skaria Apr 27, 2009 #3 I would suggest to use the below formula since it is based on only one condition ie marks.. =LOOKUP(I13,{0,35,50,60},{"FAIL","THIRD CLASS","SECOND CLASS","FIRST CLASS"}) If this post helps click Yes
I would suggest to use the below formula since it is based on only one condition ie marks.. =LOOKUP(I13,{0,35,50,60},{"FAIL","THIRD CLASS","SECOND CLASS","FIRST CLASS"}) If this post helps click Yes
T T. Valko Apr 27, 2009 #4 You don't have a value_if_false argument defined for when J13 does not rqual PASS. That's the only condition that will return FALSE.
You don't have a value_if_false argument defined for when J13 does not rqual PASS. That's the only condition that will return FALSE.