Can't figure out how to bring back negative numbers using IF function

kxellis26

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Greetings -

I am building a spreadsheet for an incentive we are running for our team. I am looking to assign point values based on certain KPI performance, with anyone under the goal earning negative .5 points, just outside of goal earning zero and hitting goal earning 1. I have been playing with it for a while and can't seem to find a way to bring back -.5 or (.5) for the bottom performers when calculating total points.

It's kind of confusing...

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D4:D36D4=IFERROR(INDEX(Adherence!E:E,MATCH('Previous Day'!B4,Adherence!C:C,0)),"")
E4:E36E4=IF(AND(D4>=0%,D4<=85%),"(.5)",IF(AND(D4>85%,D4<=87%),"0",IF(AND(D4>87%),"1",IF(AND(D4=-100%),"",0))))
F4:F36F4=IFERROR(INDEX(Break!I:I,MATCH('Previous Day'!B4,Break!A:A,0)),"")
G4:G36G4=IF(AND(F4>=0%,F4<=105%),"1",IF(AND(F4>105%,F4<=110%),"0",IF(AND(F4>110%),"-.5",IF(AND(F4=-100%),"",0))))
H4:H36H4=IFERROR(INDEX(AHT!F:F,MATCH('Previous Day'!B4,AHT!D:D,0)),"")
I4:I36I4=IF(AND(H4>=0,H4<=0.4583),"-.5",IF(AND(H4>0.459,H4<=0.6458),"0",IF(AND(H4>0.6465,H4<=0.7917),"1",IF(AND(H4>=0.7924),"-.5",IF(AND(H4="#########"),"",0)))))
J4:J36J4=SUM(E4*1,G4*1,I4*1)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
H4:H42Cell Value="#########"textNO
F4:F42Cell Value=-1textNO
D4:D42Cell Value=-1textNO
H4:H42Cellcontains a blank value textNO
H4:H42Cell Valuebetween 0.646527777777778 and 0.791666666666667textNO
H4:H42Cell Valuebetween 0.458333333333333 and 0.645833333333333textNO
H4:H42Cell Value>0.791666666666667textNO
H4:H42Cell Value<0.458333333333333textNO
F4:F42Cellcontains a blank value textNO
F4:F42Cell Value>=1.1001textNO
F4:F42Cell Valuebetween 1.0501 and 1.1textNO
F4:F42Cell Value<=1.05textNO
D4:D42Cellcontains a blank value textNO
D4:D42Cell Value>=0.87textNO
D4:D42Cell Valuebetween 0.85 and 0.869textNO
D4:D42Cell Value<=0.85textNO
I4:J42Cell Value="#########"textNO
G4:G42Cell Value<0textNO
E4:E42Cell Value<0textNO
 

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Welp. I figured it out right after I hit send...I'm not sure how to just delete the thread though.
 
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