Transmuting Scores and Computing Grades Using #VLookUP and other Formulas in #MicrosoftExcel

This video tutorial will help teachers like me to compute grades easily.

[bendavid]

very nice video presentation for teachers.

[haideegarrido]

wow great video Mam Didith very helpful

[erwincarey]

IMAGINE GETTING A HEART FROM MADAM TEACHER DIDITH <3

[maricelignacio]

Many thanks for a great and well-explained presentation. I am eagerly awaiting your next video..🥰

[Acctgoperationsecovet]

Thank you for this tutorial! Of all the videos I watched, this is very helpful

[annty]

Nice keep on sharing mam from kiya gang

[multistanacc]

Thank you po for this, very informational po

[clairedelmo]

Thank you so much for this Maam Didith. Big help po ito. love you so much po😘💕

[caytrishamaes.]

This will surely help the teachers from other schools. God Bless You po <3

Cay, Trisha Mae S.
8-Loyalty
PUP Laboratory High School

[charmaineaniceto]

Teachers can now compute grades easily.

[delacruzneoclarkj.]

Thank you for this great video ma'am! This video will surely help many teachers in calculating grades easily.

Neo Clark J. Dela Cruz
8- Sincerity

[alanalee-gv]

given na po ba yung sa naka hiwalay na kulay orange? thank you

[andreiofilan]

This is a very informative video that will help teachers to transmute and compute grades efficiently. This is wonderful, maam. Ofilan, Mc Andrei E. 8 Loyalty

[rippog]

Can you give another example that is not 100 based? Because all the total scores are similar with the percentage. Just want to see scores that is not 100 based. Thanks

[johngeraldboac]

Sobrang informative, how about po kaya kung iba-iba ang no. of items per quizzes, long tests?

[RryHershOfficial]

Paano gumawa ng sariling transmutation table? For example, i want 50% of total score is the passing, for example, a 100 item quiz, a student got 50, to be transmuted to 75 so ot becomes passing grade. And bakit po may mga gaps sa inyong transmutation table? Paano ung mga may score na wala dun sa table nyu, like 66?

[djionisecuban]

Nice deth, instead of using true in vlookup, just use 0 instead.