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The only things that you have to check is the range that needs to be controlled for values <69.5 ( just adapt it) and if the AH cell is the one to be tested to obtain the grade (change it in the LOOKUP function if need be)
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Help me see what I am missing, it still doesn't do what I need.

Checking there is a student for the row by seeing if D3 has an ID number
--> If false, output ""
--> If true, check if each cell of range Q:AG is above 69.5 (ignoring blank cells),
--> if false, output "F"
--> if true, output the letter grade based on the average in AH

Sounds so simple but is driving me crazy.

Thank you for your patience,
David
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If I have understood you correct.
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