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I am sorry, I don't understand how this relates to what you first asked.

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"Lou" wrote in message
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Bob

Thanks for this. Is it possible to extend it further? As a second

formula,
it would be good if I could show other levels too. i.e. up to and

including
29 would give a W in column B, 30 -37 would give a 1, 38-44 would give a

2C,
45 -55 would give a 2B 56-65 would give a 2A and over 66 would give a 3.

I have been trying to adapt the first one you gave me with little success.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again.

Lou



"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=(A10)+(A120)+(A150)&"A"

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"Lou" wrote in message
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Hi
I have a mixed column of numbers between 0 and 75. From these numbers

I
want a second column to predict a future score. eg 0-20 would produce

1A,
20-50 would produce 2A and 50- 75 would produce 3A. Is it possible

to do
with a formula please?

Thank you

Lou