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I need to create a formula to substitute a letter result for a range of
numerals. That is I want to represent a letter grade for a range of
percentage results. Any tips?
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To convert scores to letter grades use a Lookup table and VLOOKUP functions.

OR a Lookup formula without a table

Assuming scores are in column A starting at A1.

In B1 enter this formula then drag/copy down column B

=LOOKUP(A1,{0,31,41,51,61,71,81,91,101},{"E","D"," C-","C","C+","B","B+","A"})

Example only. Adapt for your scores and grades.

Note the curly braces internally.


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I need to create a formula to substitute a letter result for a range of
numerals. That is I want to represent a letter grade for a range of
percentage results. Any tips?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
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