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    Sales grading

    I am not sure where I am mistake

    I want to grade our daily sales

    Formula on C10 for 63% performance should read GOOD , mine is reading BAD
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    Re: Sales grading

    Try,

    =LOOKUP(C9,{0,42,61,81,99}%,{"BAD","NOT TOO BAD","GOOD","EXCELLENT","AWESOME"})

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    Re: Sales grading

    Awesome , wow this is even better than if

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    Re: Sales grading

    What was wrong on my if formula ?

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    Re: Sales grading

    You put them in the wrong order - worst to best. In the opposite order, best to worst it would have been OK. Also, they are %s, so 90% should have been 0.9
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    Re: Sales grading

    Can someone than do the syntax please

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    Re: Sales grading

    The IF formula should read

    =IF(C9<41%,"BAD",IF(C9<61%,"NOT TOO BAD ",IF(C9<81%,"GOOD",IF(C9<99%,"EXCELLENT","AWESOME"))))

    I prefer the LOOKUP() though
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