Not sure which formula caused the error but #N/A error is due to data. For
example, you have " b " i.e. a blank before and/or after the letter.

You could try (TRIM(D18) .... in the relevant (or all ) formula.


"JohnG" wrote in message
...
I tried this formula and received a "N/A"

"Toppers" wrote:

sorry ... should be ....


=VLOOKUP(D18,$F$1:$G$12,2,0)*E18

"Toppers" wrote:

Use:

=VLOOKUP(E18,$F$1:$G$12,2,0)*F18

Data in F!:G12 as shown below

a 4
a- 3.7
b+ 3.3
b 3
b- 2.7
c+ 2.3
c+ 2
c- 1.7
d+ 1.3
d+ 1
d- 0.7
f 0



"JohnG" wrote:

This is my formula but what I should be getting for: B's, C's & D's
is not
what I am getting:

=LOOKUP(D18,{"a","a-","b+","b","b-","c+","c","c-","d+","d","d-","f";4,3.7,3.3,3,2.7,2.3,2,1.7,1.3,1,0.7,0})* E18

As you can see from my spread sheet I am getting the wrongs numbers:

A 1 4
A- 1 3.7
B+ 1 3.3
B 1 3.7 (should be 3)
B- 1 3.7
C+ 1 2.3
C 1 2.7 (should be 2)
C- 1 2.7
D+ 1 1.3
D 1 1.7 (should be 1)
D- 1 1.7
F 1 0

Can someone please tell me where my formula is going wrong. Because
for the
rest of the sheet there should be nothing showing if there is no
grade to
enter.