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Im doing a v-look up table, and Im trying to figure out what I need to do to correct my current formula as it is not working. I've done everything apart from 1 thing (I think) in the formula and I don't know what to put?! :S It's the col_index_num.
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H2 to H10 are formatted as text, and E9 is a number.
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Excel does not recognise 1 to 5 as 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5. It simply sees it as 1 to 5. To rectify your table, the simplest method (there will be an advanced more complicated solution but it is beyond my excel knowledge) would be to re-arrange your table to this: Total Marks - Grade 1 - F 2 - F 3 - F 4 - F 5 - F 6 - E 7 - E 8 - E 9 - E 10 - E etc etc. This method would work but it is by no means the best. My System: =/
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Thanks very much for your help! However now it performs its function BUT.... it only calculates what grade someone should get in E9 onwards. I want it to calculate the G9 onwards aswell. However when I type E9:G9 in, it includes the yes/no box aswell, and the formula dusnt function. How do I avoid this?
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