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I write a function for compiling students exam results:
Knowledge Scienctif Process Complex Reasoning 80% 80% 60% Very High Achivement 65% 65% 40% High Achivement 45% 45% 0% Sound Achivement 25% 25% Low Achivement <25% <25% Very low Achivement |
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Setup a table like this
0 Very Low Achievement 0.25 Low Achievement 0.45 Sound Achievent 0.65 High Achievement 0.8 Very High Achievement I set this up in B6:C10 Then, after calculating a students % score use the vlookup function as follows =VLOOKUP(C15,$B$6:$C$10,2,TRUE) The C15 is where I placed the score to lookup. The absolute references $B$6:$C$10 are to ensure that you can copy the formula to adjacent cells properly. The true value is a range lookup, the 2 refers to the second column of the table from which we display the results. You might need to play a little with the numbers is column B of the table to deal with a score that hits the % boundaries exactly "John" wrote: I write a function for compiling students exam results: Knowledge Scienctif Process Complex Reasoning 80% 80% 60% Very High Achivement 65% 65% 40% High Achivement 45% 45% 0% Sound Achivement 25% 25% Low Achivement <25% <25% Very low Achivement |
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