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I am using excel to complete weekly employee reviews. The employee rating is done on a point scale. E.g., outstanding= 10, good = 8....etc In the reveiw an employee gets a rating from the total point unless they score needs improvment in two or a unsatisfactory in a single feild. Is there a way to scan short list of text and give a points total unless the above paragraph is met. For example, the rating could have 4 fields and two employee scores Outstanding = 10 Outstanding = 10 Outstanding = 10 Outstanding = 10 or a total of 40 points = outstanding but a different employee could score Outstanding = 10 Outstanding = 10 Outstanding = 10 Unsatisfactory= 4 How can I scan to find that single "U" to give a rating of Unsatisfactory? I cannot use points becuase this empoyees high marks in the frist three categories would skew the numbers |
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