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How do I write thia function?

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John - 27 Mar 2008 19:19 GMT
I write a function for compiling students exam results:

Knowledge    Scienctif Process    Complex Reasoning
 >80%                  >80%                              60%                
Very High Achivement
 >65%                  >65%                              >40%              
High Achivement
 >45%                  >45%                              >0%                
Sound Achivement
 >25%                  >25%                                                
      Low Achivement
 <25%                  <25%                                                
      Very low Achivement
Flick Olmsford - 27 Mar 2008 20:45 GMT
Setup a table like this

0    Very Low Achievement
0.25    Low Achievement
0.45    Sound Achievent
0.65    High Achievement
0.8    Very High Achievement

I set this up in B6:C10

Then, after calculating a students % score use the vlookup function as follows
=VLOOKUP(C15,$B$6:$C$10,2,TRUE)

The C15 is where I placed the score to lookup.  The absolute references
$B$6:$C$10 are to ensure that you can copy the formula to adjacent cells
properly. The true value is a range lookup, the 2 refers to the second column
of the table from which we display the results.

You might need to play a little with the numbers is column B of the table to
deal with a score that hits the % boundaries exactly

> I write a function for compiling students exam results:
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>        Very low Achivement
 
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