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I followed the formula that help suggested, it was a IF statement, one way it
turns out false, the other way the only grade that will show is an A. The formula is as follows: =IF(H24<89, "A", IF(H24<79,"B", IF(H24<69, "C","F"))). When I try this it alwasy returns an A, now the students would like that, but, I would have a hard time explaining why everyone got the same grade. Help if you can. Thank You, this is my first post. |
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