Multiple Conditions for a single cell

robstark

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I'm trying to use an IF statement on the following:

IF(A1="Full",10)
IF(A1="Half",5)
IF(A1="Zero",0)
IF(A1="N/A","")

I want B1 to yield 10,5, 0 or blank based on what's entered into A1. I can't seem to put this altogether.
 

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Excel 2016 (Windows) 64 bit
ABC
1Full10IF(A1="Full",10)
2Half5IF(A1="Half",5)
3Zero0IF(A1="Zero",0)
4N/A IF(A1="N/A","")
5
6TextResult
7Full10
8Half5
9Zero0
10N/A 
Hoja1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1=VLOOKUP($A1,$A$7:$B$10,2,0)
B2=VLOOKUP($A2,$A$7:$B$10,2,0)
B3=VLOOKUP($A3,$A$7:$B$10,2,0)
B4=VLOOKUP($A4,$A$7:$B$10,2,0)
B10=""
 
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Franz- Thanks, but the second solution was more fitting.

Jeff- this did it!

Now I realize I have a different quandary...

I need to sum up my points in column B and get a perc. I do not want any "N/A" entries in column A to count for/against the total score. What would the formula be?

Example:
A1=FULL, B1=10
A2=HALF, B2= 5
A3= N/A, B3= (Blank)

B4 Sum= 15 (B1 + B2)

If I were to get a percentage I would want B5 to be:
15 (SUM of B!:B3)
20 (SUM of Full credit of A1 + A2. A3 would be a neutral cell)
 
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I suppose there is more than one way to crack this nut, but what come to mind...

If Full is worth 10, but not all entries might be full and in this case, the Sum is 15, but if the possible total would be 20.

The percentage is 75%

C1 =SUM(B1:B3)/(COUNT(B1:B3)*10)

Code:
      -A-- B- -C-
  1   Full 10 75%
  2   Half 5     
  3   N/A
 
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