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We assess students in three criteria, and need to work out an overall grade. For example, A+ A+ A+ would work out to an overall A+. I have a 'look up' chart for myself that I manually check to see what three grades are equivalent to, but how do i get Excel to look at three cells, and place a (pre-determined) value into a final cell. And no, it is not as simple as a 15 point average (ie A+ to E-)!! Hope someone can help out and save me time!! -- yeahbabyPosted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access |
Since you are a teacher, you might want to try explaining the problem a bit
more clearly! :-) -- Vasant "yeahbaby" <yeahbaby.1rf0rd@ wrote in message ... We assess students in three criteria, and need to work out an overall grade. For example, A+ A+ A+ would work out to an overall A+. I have a 'look up' chart for myself that I manually check to see what three grades are equivalent to, but how do i get Excel to look at three cells, and place a (pre-determined) value into a final cell. And no, it is not as simple as a 15 point average (ie A+ to E-)!! Hope someone can help out and save me time!! -- yeahbabyPosted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access |
Do your letter grades convert to numeric values? If so, you can convert
each letter grade to a number, calculate your average, and then convert back to the letter grade. "yeahbaby" <yeahbaby.1rf0rd@ wrote in message ... We assess students in three criteria, and need to work out an overall grade. For example, A+ A+ A+ would work out to an overall A+. I have a 'look up' chart for myself that I manually check to see what three grades are equivalent to, but how do i get Excel to look at three cells, and place a (pre-determined) value into a final cell. And no, it is not as simple as a 15 point average (ie A+ to E-)!! Hope someone can help out and save me time!! -- yeahbabyPosted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access |
"yeahbaby" <yeahbaby.1rf0rd@ wrote in message ... We assess students in three criteria, and need to work out an overall grade. For example, A+ A+ A+ would work out to an overall A+. I have a 'look up' chart for myself that I manually check to see what three grades are equivalent to, but how do i get Excel to look at three cells, and place a (pre-determined) value into a final cell. And no, it is not as simple as a 15 point average (ie A+ to E-)!! Hope someone can help out and save me time!! -- yeahbabyPosted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access Perhaps we could see your 'look up' chart? |
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