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Thanks in advance for your help.
I'd like to be able to do the following: Cell A1 would received a value (manually entered) of 1-19 and base upon that value... cell B1 would yield a corresponding percentile. For example: If the user were to enter a scaled score of 9 (into cell A1) then the percentile 37% would be autofilled in cell B1. note: I have 19 scaled scores that have corresponding percentiles...I've tried to copy (and alter) a code that I thougt would work...but it went kaput. Again, thanks in advance for any help w/ this issue. Steve |
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Hi,
You need a lookup table like the one below (i guessed the percentages) mine is in e1 - F19 but it could be anywhere out of the way. Then the formula =VLOOKUP(A1,E1:F19,2,FALSE) 1 2 2 7 3 13 4 18 5 24 6 29 7 35 8 40 9 46 10 51 11 56 12 62 13 67 14 73 15 78 16 84 17 89 18 95 19 100 Mike "Shek5150" wrote: Thanks in advance for your help. I'd like to be able to do the following: Cell A1 would received a value (manually entered) of 1-19 and base upon that value... cell B1 would yield a corresponding percentile. For example: If the user were to enter a scaled score of 9 (into cell A1) then the percentile 37% would be autofilled in cell B1. note: I have 19 scaled scores that have corresponding percentiles...I've tried to copy (and alter) a code that I thougt would work...but it went kaput. Again, thanks in advance for any help w/ this issue. Steve |
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=CHOOSE(A1,0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4) << Choose can have up to 29 arguments (format as
%) "Shek5150" wrote: Thanks in advance for your help. I'd like to be able to do the following: Cell A1 would received a value (manually entered) of 1-19 and base upon that value... cell B1 would yield a corresponding percentile. For example: If the user were to enter a scaled score of 9 (into cell A1) then the percentile 37% would be autofilled in cell B1. note: I have 19 scaled scores that have corresponding percentiles...I've tried to copy (and alter) a code that I thougt would work...but it went kaput. Again, thanks in advance for any help w/ this issue. Steve |
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![]() Thanks Mike H...that did the job... Steve "Mike H" wrote: Hi, You need a lookup table like the one below (i guessed the percentages) mine is in e1 - F19 but it could be anywhere out of the way. Then the formula =VLOOKUP(A1,E1:F19,2,FALSE) 1 2 2 7 3 13 4 18 5 24 6 29 7 35 8 40 9 46 10 51 11 56 12 62 13 67 14 73 15 78 16 84 17 89 18 95 19 100 Mike "Shek5150" wrote: Thanks in advance for your help. I'd like to be able to do the following: Cell A1 would received a value (manually entered) of 1-19 and base upon that value... cell B1 would yield a corresponding percentile. For example: If the user were to enter a scaled score of 9 (into cell A1) then the percentile 37% would be autofilled in cell B1. note: I have 19 scaled scores that have corresponding percentiles...I've tried to copy (and alter) a code that I thougt would work...but it went kaput. Again, thanks in advance for any help w/ this issue. Steve |
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