If & Operators (Fail, Pass, Perfect)

IF & Operators

Below is file with example of arithmetic operators and comparison operator. I used the if statement along with comparison operator to determine result of "fail", "pass", or "perfect." I also used a conditional formatting rule to fill a certain color for each result.

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