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    Giving different scores a text

    I have a score system from 0-40 points in cell a1

    So lets say I want the output in cell a2 to be text: poor, low, medium, very good, excellent:

    0-10=poor
    10-20=low
    20-30=medium
    30-35=very good
    35-40=Excellent

    How do I do that with a formula?

    So if cell a1 get the score 32, then I want cell a2 to show "very good"

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    Re: Giving different scores a text

    Set up a lookup table in C1:D5 like this:

    0 Poor
    10 Low
    20 Medium, etc.

    In A2:

    =VLOOKUP(A1,$C$1:$D$5,2,1)
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    Re: Giving different scores a text

    Try this

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    Re: Giving different scores a text

    Quote Originally Posted by AlKey View Post
    Try this

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    Thank you sir! that was a simple and nice formula

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