Formula - Marks in Group

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Zainuddin Zakaria

Hi all...

I need help on a 'formula' for my students' marksheet.

For them to pass the whole exam, a student MUST PASS 7 SUBJECTS from 3
groups.

The grouping is like these :

A) Must pass ALL 4 subjects in Group A - marks are in cells D7, F7, H7, J7

B) Must pass AT LEAST 2 OUT OF 3 subjects in Group B - marks are in cells
L7, N7, P7

C) Must pass AT LEAST 1 OUT OF 2 subjects in Group C - marks are in cells
R7, T7


Thank you so much
 
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Emma Hope

Hi Zainuddin,

It may not be the prettiest or most efficient way, i'm sure someone else
will post if there is a better way but i'd add one or more helper columns.

For example, say your pass mark is 70 but you could change this to whatever
you need.

In cell A7=if(D7 >= 70, 1, 0)+if(F7 >= 70, 1, 0)+if(H7 >= 70, 1, 0)+if(J7 >=
70, 1, 0)
In cell B7 =if(L7 >= 70, 1, 0)+if(N7 >= 70, 1, 0)+if(P7 >= 70, 1, 0)
In cell C7 = if(R7 >= 70, 1, 0)+if(T7 >= 70, 1, 0)+
Then in cell D7 =if(A7= 4, 1, 0)+ if(B7>=2,1,0)+if(C7>=1,1,0)
Then in cell E7 = if(D7=3, "Pass", "Fail")

You could amalgamate some of these together to make it 'prettier' but i hope
it helps.

Regards
Emma
 

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