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=LOOKUP(A1,{0,51,70,86},{"D","C","B","A"}) Note the curly braces internally. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 17:43:30 -0600, Aladin Akyurek wrote: If values as 69.4 and 69.7 are not possible... =LOOKUP(A1,{0,"D";51,"C";70,"B";86,"A"}) lawrend Wrote: I am trying to write a formulae that returns an A, B, C or D depending on percentage scored in a test. i.e i will have students who do a test, then receive a percentage mark out of 100. Then i would like to convert that to a grade as below. Say 0 - 50 = D 51 - 69 = C 70 - 85 = B 86 - 100 = A Can anyone help please. I have succeded in doing this in a lookup table but I would like to be able to write this in a single cell as a formulae. I have tried doing it with an IF statement but can't seem to get my head around it. Thanks in advance .... |
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