Can you help me guys with my problem???TY in advance

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Hello guys!
Im just new here. I'm a teacher and i want to make my self comfortable with my job so i use excel to make my class records and grading sheet with ranking of my pupils. my major problem is, i want to program a condition that stating 2 true values i think i might use "and" function nesting in "if" function but i dont know how. these are my datas that i will give to you guys:

for example: The average grade of my pupils are 79, 89, 70, 65, 99, 92, 73 and i want to appear a result of:

Average grade <75= D
Average grade >75 but less than 80= AD
Average grade > 79 but less than 85 = A
Average grade >84 but less than 90= AA
Average grade >89 but less than 95= G
Average grade >95 but less than 100= HG
 

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Some of your ranges overlap in the example you gave - but maybe you can adapt this to your needs.

Excel Workbook
ABC
1StudentAvg GradeResult
2Student 175D
3Student 289AA
4Student 370D
5Student 465D
6Student 599HG
7Student 692G
8Student 773D
Sheet1
 
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I can't think of a way with if that will allow a mix and match where you test for AD but cross over A

something like

<75 = D
>=75 <80 = AD
>=80 <85 = A
>=85 <90 = AA
>=90 <95 = G
>=95 <=100 = HG

would do, this also allows for the pupil that achieves 100%

that could also be represented using a LOOKUP formula which would be shorter and neater
 
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Hmm, I can't see any overlap of ranges but I do see that neither 75 or 95 is covered.

Anyway a few options below a vlookup using a table (probably what I'd use), nested if's and FormR's lookup with a few differences in criteria to get closer to the ranges.

Please note that I have changed "Average grade >95 but less than 100= HG" to "Average grade >95 but less than 101= HG" to cover for 100%.

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFG
156DDD0D
284AAA76AD
392GGG80A
497HGHGHG85AA
575DADD90G
679ADADAD96HG
781AAA
885AAAAAA
984AAA
1096HGHGHG
1176ADADAD
1280AAA
1385AAAAAA
1490GGG
1595GHGG
1696HGHGHG
17100HGHGHG
18101#N/A
19
20
21LOW RANGEHIGH RANGE
22Average grade074
23Average grade >75 but less than 80= AD7679
24Average grade > 79 but less than 85 = A8084
25Average grade >84 but less than 90= AA8589
26Average grade >89 but less than 95= G9094
27Average grade >95 but less than 101= HG96100
Sheet1
 
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deleted as Jeanie did put in the 3rd table in my last edit of the previous post just read it wrong :banghead:
 
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