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I am trying to create a spreadsheet that allows me to assign a predetermined
number to a specific set of numbers. (This is to help me with automation of grading students.) There is a predetermined grid we must follow that has an x axis zero to 10 The y axis is zero to 50. The rest of the grid tells the proper grade that a student would get is they score specific numbers. For example a 50 and a 10 would be a 100%, a 45 and a 7 would be another number like a 83% I want to be able to enter the 2 (X and Y grid) numbers for students and have excel calculate the proper percentage score using the grid information that I would also enter. So if a student received a 37 and an 6 or any other set of two numbers- excel would automatically enter the final grade in a separate cell. Is this an IF statement? What is the easiest way to approach this? Thank you! |
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