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    Prefer a formula over a lookup

    I’m looking for a formula as opposed to a lookup, but unsure if a formula ill accommodate my conditions!

    I’m building a table (see attached) where I could have a percentage value in cells D6 to P6 that ranges from 0 to 100%. In the respective cell beneath each percentile cell (D7 to P7) I need a formula that will return a value of 10 if the percentage in the cell above is 90% or above reducing to 0 points for 80% or below.

    So if the percentile value equals 89% then the return would equal 9, 88% would return 8, 87% would return 7, and so on.

    My spread sheet is attached, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Re: Prefer a formula over a lookup

    Not sure if you need any rounding, but perhaps:
    =MEDIAN(0,10,D6*100-80)
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    Re: Prefer a formula over a lookup

    This in D7 and copied across:
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    Re: Prefer a formula over a lookup

    Many thanks romperstomper & gak67. Both solutions work exactly as I need.

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