I am new to this forum. I have a question that I am sure has a simple solution, but unfortunately, it alludes me at this time. I have a what if statement which generates one of two statements based on a cell value. I am a teacher. I am trying to prepare report cards. Because of the virus pandemic, most of our students have not completed their courses. I have a column that provides the percentage complete for each student and for each class that the student has taken, If the student is 90% or more complete in a class, his report card will say Complete. If the student is less than 90% complete then his report will say,"Student is not on track, 78% complete." The 78% is an example and the percentage is taken from the column. The first value in the column is in cell F2. This is the formula that I have used:=IF(F2>90,"Student is complete.", "Student is not on track, F2 % complete.")
The first part of the formula works great and so if a student is 90% or more complete, it generates the following: Student is complete.
The second part does not work right. Instead of putting the value from F2 to in the statement like this: Student is not on track, 78% complete. This is what I get: Student is not on track, F2% complete.
How do I write the formula to provide a statement that inserts the value in F2 in front of the % symbol for those students that don't meet the first half of the formula?
Thanks for your help.
The first part of the formula works great and so if a student is 90% or more complete, it generates the following: Student is complete.
The second part does not work right. Instead of putting the value from F2 to in the statement like this: Student is not on track, 78% complete. This is what I get: Student is not on track, F2% complete.
How do I write the formula to provide a statement that inserts the value in F2 in front of the % symbol for those students that don't meet the first half of the formula?
Thanks for your help.
