Pass/fail and grading scales
Mark scores Pass or Fail against a pass mark kept in one cell, and turn scores into letter grades with a grading scale table.
In this lesson
- Pass/fail:
=IF(B2>=$G$1,"Pass","Fail"), with the pass mark in its own locked cell. - Grading scale: a table of each grade's lowest score, smallest first, starting at 0.
- TRUE means approximate match: the largest starting score that isn't more than the score.
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- IF: make a decision in a cell11 min
- SWITCH9 min
- Hide errors with IFERROR and IFNA11 min
- Pass/fail and grading scalesThis lesson11 min
- Flag overdue items10 min
The steps
11 steps: 4 explanations, 5 Do this, 2 questions, then Your turn.
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Delete repeated rows from a merged list, and choose which columns decide what counts as a duplicate.
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