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letters having values
I have a list of students with grades ranging from A+ to F. How can I make
Excel calculate an A+ to equal 4 points and multiply it by the number of credits taken. For example: Name Grade Credits Total John Smith A+ 3 12 |
letters having values
Make a chart of grades and points
A+ 4 A 3 B 2 C 1 Then in grand total =C2*VLOOKUP(B2,TABLE,2,0) where table is the range eyou entered your chart in. "excelguy" wrote: I have a list of students with grades ranging from A+ to F. How can I make Excel calculate an A+ to equal 4 points and multiply it by the number of credits taken. For example: Name Grade Credits Total John Smith A+ 3 12 |
letters having values
I think it might be useful if you told us all the possible grades there are
(is the an A-, a B+, an E anything, etc.) and the point values for them (there doesn't seem to be enough numbers available if you start A+ at 4 unless duplicate values exist for different grades or unless negative values exist). -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "excelguy" wrote in message ... I have a list of students with grades ranging from A+ to F. How can I make Excel calculate an A+ to equal 4 points and multiply it by the number of credits taken. For example: Name Grade Credits Total John Smith A+ 3 12 |
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