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what Formula or Function do I use
Hello All,
I need help with the following information from a table to a worksheet: GPA Points 3.9-4.0 30 3.6-3.8 25 3.3-3.5 20 3.0-3.2 15 2.7-2.9 10 2.4-2.6 5 2.3 0 On the worksheet I add up 3 GPAs from 3 different schools, then get the average. In the next column I want the average to show and then in the next column I want the points to automatically appear. I am fine until the final column - the points. Michael |
what Formula or Function do I use
Create a 2 column table like this:
...........C..........D 1........0..........0 2........2.4.......5 3........2.7......10 4........3.0......15 5........3.3......20 6........3.6......25 7........3.9......30 Assume A1 = average =LOOKUP(A1,C1:C7,D1:D7) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "the5sheas" wrote in message ... Hello All, I need help with the following information from a table to a worksheet: GPA Points 3.9-4.0 30 3.6-3.8 25 3.3-3.5 20 3.0-3.2 15 2.7-2.9 10 2.4-2.6 5 2.3 0 On the worksheet I add up 3 GPAs from 3 different schools, then get the average. In the next column I want the average to show and then in the next column I want the points to automatically appear. I am fine until the final column - the points. Michael |
what Formula or Function do I use
All that comes up is #VALUE!
an Example of what I am doing is: GPA 1 GPA 2 GPA 3 AVG PTS 3.2 3.6 2 2.933 #VALUE! From another Excel Sheet with the GPA/Pts information. I restacked them as you showed but the #VALUE! is all that comes up. "T. Valko" wrote: Create a 2 column table like this: ...........C..........D 1........0..........0 2........2.4.......5 3........2.7......10 4........3.0......15 5........3.3......20 6........3.6......25 7........3.9......30 Assume A1 = average =LOOKUP(A1,C1:C7,D1:D7) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "the5sheas" wrote in message ... Hello All, I need help with the following information from a table to a worksheet: GPA Points 3.9-4.0 30 3.6-3.8 25 3.3-3.5 20 3.0-3.2 15 2.7-2.9 10 2.4-2.6 5 2.3 0 On the worksheet I add up 3 GPAs from 3 different schools, then get the average. In the next column I want the average to show and then in the next column I want the points to automatically appear. I am fine until the final column - the points. Michael |
what Formula or Function do I use
THANK YOU T. Valko!!!!!! I figured it out. I had the wrong starting column
and cell information. Thanks!!!! "the5sheas" wrote: Hello All, I need help with the following information from a table to a worksheet: GPA Points 3.9-4.0 30 3.6-3.8 25 3.3-3.5 20 3.0-3.2 15 2.7-2.9 10 2.4-2.6 5 2.3 0 On the worksheet I add up 3 GPAs from 3 different schools, then get the average. In the next column I want the average to show and then in the next column I want the points to automatically appear. I am fine until the final column - the points. Michael |
what Formula or Function do I use
Ok, good deal!
Thanks for the feedback! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "the5sheas" wrote in message ... THANK YOU T. Valko!!!!!! I figured it out. I had the wrong starting column and cell information. Thanks!!!! "the5sheas" wrote: Hello All, I need help with the following information from a table to a worksheet: GPA Points 3.9-4.0 30 3.6-3.8 25 3.3-3.5 20 3.0-3.2 15 2.7-2.9 10 2.4-2.6 5 2.3 0 On the worksheet I add up 3 GPAs from 3 different schools, then get the average. In the next column I want the average to show and then in the next column I want the points to automatically appear. I am fine until the final column - the points. Michael |
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