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    Wink Scoring a data using formula

    Hello guys,

    I have a data to score, the score is based on the range of the data.

    Is there a formula to fix my problem?

    I already attach the example,

    Thanks in advance..
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    Re: Scoring a data using formula

    These criteria won't work because 4.1 and 1000 each have two possible values:

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    A
    B
    C
    D
    E
    18
    >=1000&<=1099
    75
    >=4&<=4,1
    75
    19
    1000
    100
    4.1
    100
    Sheet: Sheet1

    You first need to tell us which value is correct for these.
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    Re: Scoring a data using formula

    I've guessed at this:

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    A
    B
    C
    D
    E
    16
    Size (Gram) Score ADG Score
    17
    0
    50
    0
    50
    18
    1000
    75
    4
    75
    19
    1100
    100
    4.1
    100
    20
    1100.0000001
    125
    4.10000001
    125
    Sheet: Sheet1

    Then:

    =VLOOKUP(B3,$A$17:$B$20,2,1)

    and:

    =VLOOKUP(C3,$D$17:$E$20,2,1)
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    Re: Scoring a data using formula

    But what if the data is reverse from the common number, example

    FCR score
    2 50
    2.1 75
    1.8 100
    1.7 125

    Thanks,,

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    Re: Scoring a data using formula

    Makes no sense - 2.1 is greater than 2 - but it would need to be in ascending order:

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    1
    0
    0
    2
    1.7
    125
    3
    1.8
    100
    4
    2
    50
    5
    2.1
    75
    Sheet: Sheet1


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    Re: Scoring a data using formula

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    Re: Scoring a data using formula

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    Re: Scoring a data using formula

    Done.
    Thank You Ali,,

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