I thought the same Andmor until I read how many divisions you want. 2003 and
below is limited to 7 nested if statements (8 conditions). Your example has 6
conditions for just A & B.

Supposing average is entered in cell A1
in B1
=if(A1=90,"A",if(A1=80,"B",if(A1=70,"C",if(A1= 60,"D",if(<=50,"F",)))))
once formula is satisfactory fill down for all cells.

comma and ) placement are inportant, Must go from highest to lowest in this
case (lowest is always met). The example should get you started.
Lou

"Don Guillett" wrote:

Look in the help index for LOOKUP. There is a good example

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Andmor" wrote in message
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I"ve collected all the marks for some 400 students and wished to convert
them
from percentials into letter grades. Here is the breakdown for the letter
grades:

90 A+
85 - 89 A
80 - 84 A-
77 - 79 B+
74 - 76 B
70 - 73 B-
etc...

Now i have my percentages starting in L6 and would like to have the letter
grades starting @ M6.

I was thinking a nested if statement? please help!

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A.