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Monday, June 6, 2016

HOW TO FIND DIVISION GRADE OF DATA [SCORES] IN EXCEL

HOW TO FIND DIVISION GRADE OF DATA [SCORES] IN EXCEL
Procedures and concepts to consider:
  • Have a data into cells [that are to be added to get total points]
Example Total points =SUM(B2:H2)
  • Identify the column name and row name to be used to find Division and to Comment
Example Columns [B, C, D, E, F, G and H] and Row [2] …....... [In horizontal]
  • Identify the Cell of data that are to be considered [use Total points cell ''I2'']

DIVISION
  • If I = 7- 17; II = 18 – 21; III = 23 – 25; IV = 26 – 33 and FLD = 34 – 35.
NOTE : I – FLD are Division grades and FLD means FAILED or Division Zero.
  • Syntax: '' = IF(I2<=6;”E*”;IF(I2<=17;”I”;IF(I2<=21;”II”;IF(I2<=25;”III”;IF(I2<=33;”IV”;IF(I2<=35;”FLD”;”FLD”)))))) ''

COMMENTS
  • If 7- 17 = Excellent; 18 – 21 = Very Good; 23 – 25 = Good; 26 – 33 = Satisfactory and 34 – 35 = Fail.
  • Syntax: '' = IF(I2<=6;”Incomplete”;IF(I2<=17;”Excellent”;IF(I2<=21;”Very Good”;IF(I2<=25;”Good”;IF(I2<=33;”Satisfactory”;IF(I2<=35;”Fail”;”Fail”)))))) '' 





NOTE: In writing formula, use semi-colon [;] if you use OpenOffice otherwise use comma only [,] if you use Microsoft office

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