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Brown

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I am trying to take a grade (col d) and have it returned as EXC , MET , DNM in the next column or three columns (e,f,g)
I can get the EXC to show up using =if(d2>89,"EXC"). I can also get the last column to show DNM using =if(d2<70,"DNM"). My problem is that I do not know how to get the MET to show in the third column since it should only appear if the score is between 69&89.
Can some one please help me with this?
Thanks
Brown
 

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I am trying to take a grade (col d) and have it returned as EXC , MET , DNM in the next column or three columns (e,f,g)
I can get the EXC to show up using =if(d2>89,"EXC"). I can also get the last column to show DNM using =if(d2<70,"DNM"). My problem is that I do not know how to get the MET to show in the third column since it should only appear if the score is between 69&89.
Can some one please help me with this?
Thanks
Brown
Maybe this...

=IF(AND(D2>=70,D2<=89),"MET","")
 
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I am trying to take a grade (col d) and have it returned as EXC , MET , DNM in the next column or three columns (e,f,g)
I can get the EXC to show up using =if(d2>89,"EXC"). I can also get the last column to show DNM using =if(d2<70,"DNM"). My problem is that I do not know how to get the MET to show in the third column since it should only appear if the score is between 69&89.
Can some one please help me with this?
Thanks
Brown
For a single column solution:
Code:
IF(d2>89,"EXC",IF(d2<70,"DNM","MET"))
 
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Thanks you so very much for the quick answer. I will try it in the morning when I get to work.
Brown
 
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