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Joanie23 -
Your formula (and Gary's) is WAY TOO COMPLEX. Look at the one I gave you. It gives precisely the answers you want, but is far simpler. "Gary" wrote: small correction =IF(B3=B8,"SAME",IF(AND(B3="S",B8<"S"),"DECLINED" ,IF(AND(B3="U",B8<"U"),"IMPROVED",IF(AND(B3="I",B 8="S"),"IMPROVED","DOWN")))) "Gary" wrote in message ... try this =IF(B3=B8,"SAME",IF(AND(B3="S",B8="S"),"DECLINED", IF(AND(B3="U",B8<"U"),"IMPROVED",IF(AND(B3="I",B8 ="S"),"IMPROVED","DOWN")))) Should work. Thanks Gary "joanie23" wrote in message ... I want to compare two quarter grades to see if a student improved, stayed the same or decreased. the first quarter is cell b3 and the second quarter is cell b8. if the first quarter is "s", and the second quarter is either "u" or "i" then the student decreaed. If the first quarter is "u" and the second quarter is "s" or "i" then the student improved. If the first quarter is "i" and the second quarter is "s" then the student improved. If the first quarter is "i" and the second quarter is "u" then the student decreased. My if statement isn't working properly - see below. Any suggestions? thanks. =IF(B3=B8,"same",IF(B3="s"&B8<"s","declined", IF(B3="u"&B8<"u", "improved", IF(B3="i"&B8="s", "improved","down")))) |
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