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changing score from number to letter grade
I have to convert my number scores to letter scores.
example of ranges: 300 to 400 = A. Is there anyway I can enter all my ranges for letter grades a, b, c, d, f and the program will return a letter grade. I looked in convert and if statements, but couldn't really find it. Thank you Cindy |
changing score from number to letter grade
This can be done with a vlookup formula. The list that you are looking up
into needs to be sorted and the final argument in the vlookup function must be set to true... 400 A 300 B 250 C =Vlookup(A2, Sheet2!A1:B10, 2, true) Or something like that... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "chayrun" wrote: I have to convert my number scores to letter scores. example of ranges: 300 to 400 = A. Is there anyway I can enter all my ranges for letter grades a, b, c, d, f and the program will return a letter grade. I looked in convert and if statements, but couldn't really find it. Thank you Cindy |
changing score from number to letter grade
Or you could write your own function.
Function Getletter(str) If str 90 And str < 101 then Getletter = "A" ElseIf str 80 And str < 91 then Getletter = "B" ElseIf str 70 And str < 81 then Getletter = "C" ElseIf str 60 And str < 71 Getletter = "D" Else Getletter = "F" End If ' Select Case str ' Case str 90 And str < 101 ' Getletter = "A" ' Case str 80 And str < 91 ' Getletter = "B" ' Case str 70 And str < 81 ' Getletter = "C" ' Case str 60 And str < 71 ' Getletter = "D" ' End Select End Function "chayrun" wrote: I have to convert my number scores to letter scores. example of ranges: 300 to 400 = A. Is there anyway I can enter all my ranges for letter grades a, b, c, d, f and the program will return a letter grade. I looked in convert and if statements, but couldn't really find it. Thank you Cindy |
changing score from number to letter grade
Add a column to the right of your totals and paste this.
=IF(A1325,"A",IF(A1250,"B",IF(A1175,"C",IF(A11 00,"D","F")))) Change A1 to the column containing your total. Fill down for all totals. If you don't want the totals to show change the totals column width to zero. Lou "Mike" wrote: Or you could write your own function. Function Getletter(str) If str 90 And str < 101 then Getletter = "A" ElseIf str 80 And str < 91 then Getletter = "B" ElseIf str 70 And str < 81 then Getletter = "C" ElseIf str 60 And str < 71 Getletter = "D" Else Getletter = "F" End If ' Select Case str ' Case str 90 And str < 101 ' Getletter = "A" ' Case str 80 And str < 91 ' Getletter = "B" ' Case str 70 And str < 81 ' Getletter = "C" ' Case str 60 And str < 71 ' Getletter = "D" ' End Select End Function "chayrun" wrote: I have to convert my number scores to letter scores. example of ranges: 300 to 400 = A. Is there anyway I can enter all my ranges for letter grades a, b, c, d, f and the program will return a letter grade. I looked in convert and if statements, but couldn't really find it. Thank you Cindy |
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