Forum Discussion
Jefferson Canedo
May 18, 2018Copper Contributor
If and ifs help
=IF(D2>89,"A",IF(D2>79,"B",IF(D2>69,"C",IF(D2>59,"D","F"))) I’m trying to do this formula but instead of using =IF(D2>89,"A" I’m using =IF(D2>D22,"A" And when I change the number in the cell Wit...
Matt Mickle
May 18, 2018Bronze Contributor
Usually the #Name error indicates there is something wrong with your syntax. Do you have a non-sensitive copy of your workbook that you could provide or perhaps a few screenshots of the error along with the values. What does the actual formula look like?
Other Thoughts:
It may be easier to do grades using vlookup rather than an IF statement. Here's a tutorial to accomplish this: https://exceljet.net/formula/calculate-grades-with-vlookup