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Conditional Formatting based on two cells, output in a third.

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Maybe conditional formatting won't help at all. Please don't mind the English as I have translated. Also this is what was given me by my MIL to help. 

 

So I have this grading sheet where I have two grades (B and D)

The rules is basically

if B =>70 -- approved
if B =<70 -- failed

The output is on C.

 

Same with column D, output is on E. 

 

Ignoring F, I need help with column G.

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G is for Final aprove or Fail. 

To be approved, both B and D have to have a value of =>70. If even just one is less than 70, it's considered a fail.

 

I basically have 200 rows to take care of, I tried conditional formatting by creating 4 rules but basically they cancelled themselves out. And even then, I could not also make the output to be APPROVED or FAIL. Remembered is only cell format, but even then. 

The formulas I tried on column G

=$B3=>70 -- green
=$B3=<70 -- red

=$D3=>70 -- green
=$3D=<70 -- red

 

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Apreciate any help, m y

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@anacrisp 

Maybe as shown in the attached file.

thank you so much for the help!
If i may ask for a little more help..
If the person did not take the test, they are mark absent on the grade column (B and D columns), therefore as ELIMINATED on the Final (G column)

How could I add to the formula, if possible?
Thank you so much once again!
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@anacrisp 

You are welcome. You can try the attached file.

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@anacrisp 

You are welcome. You can try the attached file.

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