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I am trying to categorize data in an excel sheet. I have test scores and I need to build an IF formula with the following criteria: IF the score is below 60 label it as "Below Basic", IF the score is below 80 label it as "Proficient", IF the score is below 101 label it as "Advanced". I put the formula in as: =IF(B1<60,”Below Basic”,IF(B1<80,”Proficient”,IF(B1>101,”Advanced”))) but it does not work. Can someone help / build me a formula? Thank you
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=IF(B1<60,"Below Basic",IF(B1<80,"Proficient",IF(B1<101,"Advanced")))
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H cProctorm. I am an Excel user like you.
Here is another formula that you can use that doesn't have to stack the IF formulas.
=IFS(A1<60,"Below Basic",A1<80,"Proficient",A1<101,"Advanced")
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Hi,
Your rules are incomplete. What result do you want if the score is 88 i.e. between 80 and 101?