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LCarenzo
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Helper I

Formula Help

‎02-27-2019 07:14 AM

I need a formula to return a value.   Scenario....   I have a score that is a percentage.  If the score is 99% or better it would return "Outstanding", 96% to 99% would return "Very Strong", 93% to 96% "Effective"......   not sure how to write this.....

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jthomson
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‎02-27-2019 09:28 AM

It'd generally take the form of:

 

New Measure = if([oldmeasure]>0.99,"Outstanding",if([oldmeasure]>0.96,"Very Strong",if([oldmeasure]>0.93,"Effective","Useless")))

 

for however many levels you have

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jthomson
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‎02-27-2019 09:28 AM

It'd generally take the form of:

 

New Measure = if([oldmeasure]>0.99,"Outstanding",if([oldmeasure]>0.96,"Very Strong",if([oldmeasure]>0.93,"Effective","Useless")))

 

for however many levels you have

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LCarenzo
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‎04-08-2019 12:42 PM

Thank you!

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