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I am a teacher who gives students points for attendance. If they are gone,
they have to use sick leave, bereavement leave, etc. to avoid having to make up an article summary. Once they have used all of their leave, they must do an article summary to get their attendance points for a missed class period. I want to set up a spreadsheet to figure their attendance points automatically. I have used the following two formulas: =IF(COUNTIF($G$2:$FZ$2,"P")=0,1,IF(2-COUNTIF($G$2:$FZ$2,"P")0,2-COUNTIF($G$2:$FZ$2,"P"),0)) =IF(AND($B$2=0,G2="P"),0,IF(AND($C$2=0,G2="S"),0,I F(AND($D$2=0,G2="F"),0,IF(AND($E$2=0,G2="A"),0,IF( AND($F$2=0,G2="E"),0,LOOKUP(G2,{"P","S","F","A","E ","T","B","BB","BBB","TB","TBB",""},{3,3,3,3,3,2,2 ,1,0,1,0,3})))))) I want to have a section of the worksheet that is devoted to tracking their remaining balances for their leave days and a section of the worksheet that is devoted to awarding daily attendance points based upon whether they have any leave left or not. I finally figured out the formulas...or at least I thought I did. For example, I want Excel to give the student 3 points for the day if I enter "P" in cell G2 as long as they still have 1 personal day left to use. Once they use their one given personal day, I set up the formula to give them 0 points for every time "P" is entered. My problem is that when I enter a "P" the second time (and Excel gives a 0 because the student is out of personal lave), it changes the previous P's 3 points to 0 because their "balance" for personal leave is now zero. It all boils down to this...I want to be able to copy the formula to many cells and have the formula work without changing previous calculations. Any suggestions would be greatly appreaciated!!!!! (Thanks for reading my LONG problem!!) Kate |
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