Functions IF(AND( functions – multiple conditions I get #VALUE or FALSE Error

Johnpow

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Hello
Trying to create an achievement outcome workbook for students in a debating competition.
I believe I need nested formula which produces Average, Good or Fantastic outcome based on multiple conditions.
Condition #1 - a validation List of student class Levels - F1,F2,T1,T2,E1,E2,E3,M.
Condition #2 – another validation list of achievement number allocated by adjudicators watching / listening to the debators.
Condition $3 – Outcome Gradings. Average, or Good, or Fantastic depending on the above conditions.

This formula seems to work but only with F1.
Code:
=IFERROR(IF(AND($P$6="F1"),IF(T15>$AH14,$AF14,IF(T15>$AH13,$AF13,IF(T15>$AH12,$AF12,)))),"")[/B][B]
But when I add another condition (F2), as per the following formula, I get #VALUE error or FALSE error
HTML:
=IFERROR(IF(AND($P$6="F1"),IF(T15>$AH14,$AF14,IF(T15>$AH13,$AF13,IF(T15>$AH12,$AF12,)))),IF(AND($P$6="F2"),IF(T15>$Ai14,$AF14,IF(T15>$AI13,$AF13,IF(T15>$Ai12,$AF12)))))
I get the same error/s when I add T1,T2,E1,E2,E3 and M to make one long formula.
Currently using IF(AND( - Is such a formula possible?
Maybe I need to use different functions? Maybe Arrays somewhere?
Help please.
 

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