Doubt in the formula "SE"
Hello,
I have a question for a result.
I have a 4 cell column where values from 1 to 5 are displayed.
If the value in this column is equal to or above 3 the student is Approved, if less than 3 the student fails. But if this column (of 4 cells) has at least a 5 and a value equal to or higher than 3 the student is Approved.
How do I make the formula?
Thanks
Luís
Try this:
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(A1:A4,5)>=1,COUNTIF(A1:A4,">="&3)>=1),"Approved","Rejected")
Ali
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Re: Doubt in the formula "SE"
It is not working. Excel gives me error.
What error?
Attach the workbook here.
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Re: Doubt in the formula "SE"
Here it is.
The column is in yellow and cell of the result have the question mark.
Thanks
It works fine, but needs tweaking:
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(K5:K14;5)>=1;COUNTIF(K5:K14;">="&3)>=1);"Approved";"Rejected")
You will need to change COUNTIF, IF and AND to the correct names in Portuguese.
Still not working
I don t no what is the problem.
Last edited by Batwarrior; 11-06-2017 at 01:44 PM.
It works in the file I attached.
The error is in the first COUNTIF:
=SE(E(CONT.SE(K5:K14;5 ...
Yes, the problem is solved. That was it. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
But just one more problem.
If the student has a 5 and the others all lower than 3 he fails. And in this formula gives me Approved.
The student is only approved if the minimum has a 5 and a number greater than or equal to 3 (example: 2;2;3;5 = Approved).
Can you help me? Sorry and thanks for your availability.
Try this, then:
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(K5:K14;5)>=1;COUNTIF(K5:K14;">="&3)>=2);"Approved";"Rejected")
YESSSS!!!!You save my life
Is WORKING.
But what is the logic, i don´t understand, sorry. I want understand what you did.:D
Thanks a lot.
OK - here goes!
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(K5:K14;5)>=1;COUNTIF(K5:K14;">="&3)>=2);"Approved";"Rejected")
Count to see if there is at least one 5 in the range.
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(K5:K14;5)>=1;COUNTIF(K5:K14;">="&3)>=2);"Approved";"Rejected")
Count to see if there are at least two values equal to or greater than 3 (which includes the 5).
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(K5:K14;5)>=1;COUNTIF(K5:K14;">="&3)>=2);"Approved";"Rejected")
If both of these checks return TRUE, then ...
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(K5:K14;5)>=1;COUNTIF(K5:K14;">="&3)>=2);"Approved";"Rejected")
... show Approved. Otherwise ...
=IF(AND(COUNTIF(K5:K14;5)>=1;COUNTIF(K5:K14;">="&3)>=2);"Approved";"Rejected")
... show Rejected.
If that takes care of your original question, please select Thread Tools from the menu link above and mark this thread as SOLVED. Thanks.
Did my explanation help?
yes, your explanation was very clear.
THANKS!!!
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