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Dear Experts!
suppose you are an academic officer and you want to display the results of your students in term of points and divisions. students did 9 subjects but you have to choose only seven subjects that they did better. here is an attachment of students scores. the major problem is to code that is to assign A=1,B=2,C=3,D=4,F=5. the other problem is to choose seven subjects out of 9 that he/she did better and then sum the points. here is attachment of it. if you open the attachement sheet three you will see some important information. Points start from 7 up to 35. where division one =7-17,II=18-21,III-22-25,IV=26-30 AND DIV O=31-35. How can you it? |
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Hi Edward
Please see attached spreadsheet. I believe this is what you are after. You can hide the calculation columns if you dont want to display them. Kind regards Tony |
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