Rob_010101
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Hello,
The below sheet calculates the figures based on number of objectives set and how many of these objectives have received 'needs development', 'meets expectations' and 'exceeds expectations' criterion.
I need to be able to calculate an overall status in A8, based on the following.
1. If 'exceeds expectations' equals or exceeds 70% of objectives total, return exceeds expectations
2. If 'exceeds expectations' DOES NOT equal or exceed 70% of objectives total, return whichever of 'needs development' or 'meets expectations' has the higher %
In the example above, the formula would return 'needs development'.
Those % seem to me to be a fair and accurate way of doing things but happy for suggestions!
Thanks
Chris
The below sheet calculates the figures based on number of objectives set and how many of these objectives have received 'needs development', 'meets expectations' and 'exceeds expectations' criterion.
I need to be able to calculate an overall status in A8, based on the following.
Annual Review Template DRAFT.xlsx | |||||||
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A | B | C | D | E | |||
1 | Number | Percentile | |||||
2 | Objectives Total | 16 | |||||
3 | Needs development | 5 | 31% | ||||
4 | Meets expectations | 0 | 0% | ||||
5 | Exceeds expectations | 11 | 69% | ||||
6 | |||||||
7 | Overall review outcome | ||||||
8 | |||||||
9 | |||||||
10 | |||||||
Scoring |
Cell Formulas | ||
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Range | Formula | |
B2 | B2 | =COUNTIF('Setting Annual Objectives'!A9:A11, "*")+COUNTIF('Setting Annual Objectives'!A13:A15, "*")+COUNTIF('Setting Annual Objectives'!A17:A46, "*") |
B3:B5 | B3 | =COUNTIF('Objectives Annual Review'!D:D, Scoring!A3) |
C3:C5 | C3 | =SUM(B3/$B$2)*100% |
A8 | A8 | =IF(C5>=80, "Exceeds expectations", "")&IF(C4>=60, "Meets expectations","")&IF(C3>=50, "Needs development", "") |
1. If 'exceeds expectations' equals or exceeds 70% of objectives total, return exceeds expectations
2. If 'exceeds expectations' DOES NOT equal or exceed 70% of objectives total, return whichever of 'needs development' or 'meets expectations' has the higher %
In the example above, the formula would return 'needs development'.
Those % seem to me to be a fair and accurate way of doing things but happy for suggestions!
Thanks
Chris