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hi community
when i created a table horizontally, a value from Ascending scale... example: mark: 0 30 40 60 80 90 grade F E D C B A and when I used the =hlookup to find the approximate mark say, 85, I able to obtain "B" however when I reverse the mark to Descending scale... and use the same hlookup method with 85 I obtain an "F" is there a way to find the correct grade if I place the mark in Descending scale ?? thanks community for help render :) -- oldLearner57 |
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