How to Make Result Sheet in Excel (with Easy Steps)

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6 Easy Steps to Make Result Sheet in Excel

We have taken the following dataset, which contains the Student ID and Name. We’ll make a result sheet for these students.

6 Easy Steps to Make Result Sheet in Excel


Step 1 – Entering Data

  • Make columns for the subjects you have. We made columns for English, Math, Physics, History, and Art.

Entering Data_how to make result sheet in Excel

  • Insert the obtained marks for these subjects for each student.

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Step 2 – Using MAX and MIN Functions to get Highest and Lowest Scores

  • Select the cell where you want the Highest marks. We selected cell I5.
  • Insert the following formula.
=MAX(D5:H5)

Using MAX and MIN Functions

  • Hit Enter.

  • Drag the Fill Handle to copy the formula.

  • Here’s our result.

  • Select the cell where you want the Lowest number. We selected cell J5.
  • Insert the following formula.
=MIN(D5:H5)

Using MAX and MIN Functions

  • Press Enter to get the result.

  • Drag the Fill Handle down to copy the formula.

  • Here’s our result.

Using MAX and MIN Functions

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Step 3 – Use the SUM Function to Get the Total Obtained Marks for Each Student

  • Select the cell where you want to calculate the Total marks. We selected cell K5.
  • Insert the following formula.
=SUM(D5:H5)  

Use of SUM Function to Get Total Obtained Marks

  • Hit Enter.

Use of SUM Function to Get Total Obtained Marks

  • Drag the Fill Handle down to copy the formula.

  • Here’s our result.

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Step 4 – Using AVERAGE and ROUND Functions in the Result Sheet

  • Select the cell where you want your Average marks.
  • Insert the following formula in the selected cell.
=ROUND(AVERAGE(D5:H5),0)

Employing AVERAGE and ROUND Functions in Result Sheet in Excel

Formula Breakdown

  • AVERAGE(D5:H5) —-> Here, the AVERAGE function will return the average of the cell range D5:H5.
    • Output: 72.6
  • ROUND(AVERAGE(D5:H5),0) —-> turns into
    • ROUND(72.6,0) —-> Here, the ROUND function will return the rounded number to the given num_digits which is 0 in this case.
      • Output: 73
  • Hit Enter.

Employing AVERAGE and ROUND Functions in Result Sheet in Excel

  • Drag the Fill Handle down to copy the formula.

Employing AVERAGE and ROUND Functions in Result Sheet in Excel

  • Here’s our result.

Employing AVERAGE and ROUND Functions in Result Sheet in Excel

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Step 5 – Using a Nested IF Function to Show Grades

We’ll use a general formula to assign grades based on the average marks.

  • We hid the columns for marks for each subject since we no longer need to reference them.

Using Nested IF Function to Show Grades

  • Select the cell where you want to show your Grades. We selected cell M5.
  • Insert the following formula.
=IF(J5<60,"F",IF(L5>=90,"A",IF(L5>=80,"B",IF(L5>=70,"C",IF(L5>=60,"D","F"))))) 

Formula Breakdown

The nested IFs will check the average score from column L against grade thresholds. The first IF checks if the student passed or failed (<60 is Fail), and each nested IF will check for a grade (90, 80, 70, 60 for A, B, C, D). If the score doesn’t fulfill the criteria for one of the grades, the if_else argument will go to the next IF.

  • Hit Enter.

  • Drag the Fill Handle down to copy the formula.

Using Nested IF Function to Show Grades

  • Here’s our result.

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Step 6 – Applying the RANK.EQ Function in Result Sheet to Rank Students

  • Select the first cell where you want the Rank. We selected cell N5.
  • Insert the following formula.
=RANK.EQ(K5,$K$5:$K$14,0)

The second argument 0 indicates descending order, so student ranked 1 will have the highest score.

Applying RANK.EQ Function in Result Sheet in Excel

  • Press Enter.

Applying RANK.EQ Function in Result Sheet in Excel

  • Drag the Fill Handle to copy the formula.

Applying RANK.EQ Function in Result Sheet in Excel

  • We have copied the formula to all the cells and thus ranked the students.

Applying RANK.EQ Function in Result Sheet in Excel

  • Unhide the hidden columns so that you can see the final result sheet in Excel.

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6 Comments
  1. This step by step is very helpful to me. Can I have a full copy in pdf file and more practical sessions.
    Thanks

  2. Thanks this is very useful. Please how can i go about it, if i have a report/result form in another worksheet and i want a situation when i click on any of the students name, the marks and grades in the form changes to the student’s grade

  3. thank you very much .

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