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Asked by: John 161 views IT April 9, 2019
Addition: Come on
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According to your form, it should be
GPA:=IF(C3>=80,4,IF(C3<60,0,3))
Credit:= IF(C3>=60,2,0)
Donald Davies- April 10, 2019 |
+5Votes
credits IF(C3<60,0,2) GPA FB(B2<60,0,IF(B2<80,3,4))
Answer: GPA is changed to C3 on your form b2
Lisa- April 10, 2019 |
The conditions here need to be based on the data in the cell.
Anna Young- April 10, 2019 |
Syntax: IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false)
In the dialog popped up by IF, the logical_test option fills in the condition, and the value_if_true option fills in the true condition. The returned value, value_if_false option fills in the value returned as false
Question: Help to play the function
Jason Hughes- April 10, 2019 |
+4Votes
According to your form, it should be
GPA:=IF(C3>=80,4,IF(C3<60,0,3))
Credit:= IF(C3>=60,2,0)
+5Votes
credits IF(C3<60,0,2) GPA FB(B2<60,0,IF(B2<80,3,4))
+5Votes
The conditions here need to be based on the data in the cell.
+5Votes
Syntax: IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false)
In the dialog popped up by IF, the logical_test option fills in the condition, and the value_if_true option fills in the true condition. The returned value, value_if_false option fills in the value returned as false