Formula help

TonyB1

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  1. 365
  2. 2021
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Hi, this is prob really simple so apologies.
I am trying to set up an appraisal form with A to E grading. I have added a list to select A* or B* etc to act as the selected score. I am trying to pull the selected Value in that range to a master tab so I can see grades across the sections. Hope that makes sense.
 

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Ok struggling to upload a sample sheet so will try and explain.
I have a tab where I input staff markings, each cell contains a letter A to E. to select a mark there is a dropdown so I can select say B*. I want to display that mark in a summary tab. So looking for a formula that takes the B* from a row of A B* C D E.
 
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Even a picture would help as we're still not much wiser. Without some idea how things are arranged we can't help you.
Perhaps a few questions to clarify things. I will call the respective tabs 'Input' for where you input the staff marks and 'Summary' for the summary tab.
  • Presumably there are names involved on both sheets, so assuming you want to match marks with names between the two sheets?
  • Are there dates along the top or something similar that need to be matched? i.e. for each staff member are there multiple marks to transfer by date?
  • Are the names and marks arranged by columns or rows? Which is which.
  • When you say B*, is that literal or are you just using * as a device to show which one is selected.
I hope you can see that at face value from the statement "I have a tab where I input staff markings, each cell contains a letter A to E" it's not really clear why you need a summary at all.
 
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