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I use a formula that does basically the same thing, converting point
totals into grades. For example, if Column D contains total points (or percentages, as shown below), I use this formula for Column E: =IF(D190,"A",IF(D180,"B",IF(D170,"C",IF(D160," D","F")))) I hope this helps. -JMF |
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