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    Question Gradual scoring based on value in a cell

    Hi,

    I need help creating a formula for the following scenario. I need to assign a gradual decreasing score by 1 starting at 25 for any Make busy %age attained >12%. So for Agents with > 12%MKB,first ranked gets 25 points and there on 1 point deducted for each lower rank. Decrease by 1 point until 0 points is reached. See Example below.
    MKB% Score
    13 25
    14 24
    15 23
    16 22
    17 21
    18 20
    19 19
    20 18
    21 17
    22 16
    23 15


    Thanks for the help.

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    Re: Gradual scoring based on value in a cell

    Assuming that table is laid out in columns A:B, and you enter a value in cell D1, in E1 this formula would "score" the value you entered in D1:

    =VLOOKUP(D1, A:B, 2, 1)


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    Re: Gradual scoring based on value in a cell

    Thanks Jerry! instead of Vlookup, I was looking more for some kind of IF formulas. The data in columns is just to show the example and not the real data. The actual MKB% could be any number (with decimals points). So MKB% acheived above 12% needs to be assigned a score starting from 25 scores for first above target MKB% and scores gardually decreasing by 1 point there on till 0 score is acheived (which would be with 38% or above MKB%). I hope I explained it clearly this time.

    Thanks for the help!!

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    Re: Gradual scoring based on value in a cell

    VLOOKUP is still the correct choice. I set the final parameter to 1 in that formula so that "match" in the vlookup is fuzzy, taking into account all the numbers above the base at each tier. You really need to read up on VLOOKUP including the TRUE (1) option at the end.

    Post a sample workbook if you want help making it work. Be sure to setup an ACTUAL reference table showing what the scores are at each specific MKB% like I explained originally.

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    Re: Gradual scoring based on value in a cell

    Thanks Again Jerry. It works

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