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HELP! How to set up a formula that assigns an X depending on the value in another cell?

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    HELP! How to set up a formula that assigns an X depending on the value in another cell?

    Hi guys,

    Thanks in advance for the help. I have attached an image below to explain better my request.


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    The sum of those values (weighted) in TABLE 2 (see image above) will give me a total percentage (cell G16).

    Now, I want a formula in TABLE 1, ROW 7 (Criteria 3), that will assign an "x" depending on the total percentage of CELL G16, TABLE 2.

    So, if cell G16 is between 91% and 100% I want an "x" in cell B7, if it's between 81% and 90% I want an "x" in cell C7, and so on. If it's lower than 60% then no "x" will be assigned.

    Is that possible to do? I hope I explained well enough...

    Thanks!!

    Bill

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    Re: HELP! How to set up a formula that assigns an X depending on the value in another cell

    Pls don't post duplicate threads.

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    Re: HELP! How to set up a formula that assigns an X depending on the value in another cell

    Thanks Fotis.

    BillyBryant,

    Welcome to the Forum, unfortunately:

    This is a duplicate post and as such does not comply with Rule 5 of our forum rules. This thread will now be closed, you may continue in your other thread.

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