Need (Excel) formula to make Mark sheet with Automatic Grading

[Need Formula for Mark Sheet]

A B C D
SL. # Subject Marks Grade
1 English 96
2 History 58
3 Math 46
4 Chemistry 66
5 Physics 72
6 Urdu 85
7 Oncology 82
8 Biology 91
9 Drawing 57
10 Extra 89
11 HIJ 55
12 ABC 81
13 XYZ 49
14
15
so on so on


Marks Range Grade
90+ A+
80 TO 89 B
70 TO 79 C
60 TO 69 D
50 TO 59 E
40 TO 49 F


I want that when I put marks in Marks Columns i.e. C, Grade will be appear
automatically as per above mention range.

Please send me formula to apply. Looking forward for prompt and favorable
response.

Thanks and Regards
Hina

 

[David Biddulph]

Try the VLOOKUP function.
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[Mike H]

hI,

Somewhere out of the way build a table that looks like this. In my case it's
in H1 - I7 and note it must remain sorted in the left column

0 F
59 E
69 D
79 C
89 B
90 A+

Then use this formula in D2 to get the grade. Drag down for all grades
=VLOOKUP(C2,$H$1:$I$6,2,TRUE)

Mike

 

[steve]

Hi,

I agree VLOOKUP; however, the lookup table should be set as follows:

Mark Grade
0 Not Graded
40 F
50 E
60 D
70 C
80 B
90 A+

Headers are optional

Alternatively if you want to use a formula the following one can be
placed in D2 and copied down.

=IF(C2>=90,"A
+",IF(C2>=80,"B",IF(C2>=70,"C",IF(C2>=60,"D",IF(C2>=50,"E",IF(C2>=40,"F","Not
Graded"))))))

Cheers

 

[Teethless mama]

Try this:

=LOOKUP(C2,{40,50,60,70,80,90},{"F","E","D","C","B","A+"})

 

[Need Formula for Mark Sheet]

Dear Steve "Cheers"

Many thanks for below formula !!! It's working ..

=IF(C2>=90,"A+",IF(C2>=80,"B",IF(C2>=70,"C",IF(C2>=60,"D",IF(C2>=50,"E",IF(C2>=40,"F","Not Graded"))))))

But I found some problem in Grading in Vlookup formula ... explain below:

SL. # Subject Marks Grade
1 AA 91 A+
2 AB 79 C
3 AC 81 C it should be "B" as per range
4 AD 70 D it should be "C" as per range
5 AE 50 F it should be "E" as per range


Range of Grade
40-49 F
50-59 E
60-69 D
70-79 C
80-89 B
90-99 A+

Looking forward for your favorable response.

Regards
Hina

 

[Need Formula for Mark Sheet]

Dear Mike,

I put your given formula but I found some problem in Grading ... explain
below:

Result after putting Formula in Column "D"

A B C D E

SL. # Subject Marks Grade
1 AA 91 A+
2 AB 79 C
3 AC 81 C it should be "B" as per range
4 AD 70 D it should be "C" as per range
5 AE 50 F it should be "E" as per range

coulumn----> H I
Range of Grade
0 F
59 E
69 D
79 C
89 B
90 A+

I need Grade as per below mention chart:

Range of Grade
40-49 F
50-59 E
60-69 D
70-79 C
80-89 B
90-99 A+

Looking forward for your favorable response.

Regards
Hina

 

[Need Formula for Mark Sheet]

Dear Friend,

Many Thanks for reply and below mention formula.... It's working....

Thanks and Regards
Hina

 

[Arjun Kumar Vishwakarma]

Goods formula

A B C D
SL. # Subject Marks Grade
1 English 96
2 History 58
3 Math 46
4 Chemistry 66
5 Physics 72
6 Urdu 85
7 Oncology 82
8 Biology 91
9 Drawing 57
10 Extra 89
11 HIJ 55
12 ABC 81
13 XYZ 49
14
15
so on so on


Marks Range Grade
90+ A+
80 TO 89 B
70 TO 79 C
60 TO 69 D
50 TO 59 E
40 TO 49 F


I want that when I put marks in Marks Columns i.e. C, Grade will be appear
automatically as per above mention range.

Please send me formula to apply. Looking forward for prompt and favorable
response.

Thanks and Regards
Hina

 

[ashfaquememon01]

A B C D
SL. # Subject Marks Grade
1 English 96
2 History 58
3 Math 46
4 Chemistry 66
5 Physics 72
6 Urdu 85
7 Oncology 82
8 Biology 91
9 Drawing 57
10 Extra 89
11 HIJ 55
12 ABC 81
13 XYZ 49
14
15
so on so on


Marks Range Grade
90+ A+
80 TO 89 B
70 TO 79 C
60 TO 69 D
50 TO 59 E
40 TO 49 F


I want that when I put marks in Marks Columns i.e. C, Grade will be appear
automatically as per above mention range.

Please send me formula to apply. Looking forward for prompt and favorable
response.

Thanks and Regards
Ashfaque

 

[roshanhole]

Hi,

I agree VLOOKUP; however, the lookup table should be set as follows:

Mark Grade
0 Not Graded
40 F
50 E
60 D
70 C
80 B
90 A+

Headers are optional

Alternatively if you want to use a formula the following one can be
placed in D2 and copied down.

=IF(C2>=90,"A
+",IF(C2>=80,"B",IF(C2>=70,"C",IF(C2>=60,"D",IF(C2>=50,"E",IF(C2>=40,"F","Not
Graded"))))))

Cheers

 

[GS]

Not sure why you're reposting a 6-year old reply, but...

My "GradesTable" is laid out as follows...

ScoreAvg 0 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 90
PointAvg 0.00 0.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00
Grade U D D+ C C+ B B+ A A+

...so it occupies the top 3 (hidden) rows only of my grades sheet, and
is defined with a local scope name.

The formula I use for 'PointAvg' is...

=IF(TotalMark<>"",HLOOKUP(TotalMark,GradesTable,2),"")


...and the formula I use for 'Grade' is...

=IF(TotalMark<>"",HLOOKUP(TotalMark,GradesTable,3),"")

...where "TotalMark" is a column-absolute, row-relative local scope
defined name range that collects values in a 'Summary' module from all
course outline modules to arrive at a final 'ScoreAvg' for each student
in the class list.

Note that all defined name ranges use local scope so I can have several
class sheets in the same workbook without name conflicts. The class
sheet is inserted from a template and so all 'like' areas use the same
defined names.

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Garry

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[Gord Dibben]

Enter in D2

=LOOKUP(C2,{0,40.1,50.1,60.1,70.1,80.1,90.1},{"Not
Graded","F","E","D","C","B","A+"})

Gord

 

[sabirbarijo]

SUM(C4:G4)
H4/500*100
IF(I4>=68,"pass","Fail")
IF(I6>90,"A",IF(I6>80,"B",IF(I6>70,"C","F")))