There is something wrong with the end if
Function lettergrade(Grade As Integer) As String
If Grade >= 90 Then
lettergrade = "A"
If Grade >= 80 And Grade = 70 And Grade = 60 And Grade = 59 Then
lettergrade = "F"
End If
End Function
Help
Samuel Cook
Other urls found in this thread:
en.m.wikibooks.org
twitter.com
Jordan Kelly
Kill yourself
Aiden Robinson
probably need an end if for each if.
Logan Jones
There is a better way to do end If but the tutor won't tell me
Nicholas Bell
>Grade >= 59
Jayden Sanchez
...
Ryder Stewart
>End if
>End function
Wat
Landon Jenkins
Why aren't you
using a case/switch statement?
Thomas Morris
Also, shouldn't it be more like if elsif elsif endif
Levi Adams
It's in basic for excel and 59 I know
Nathan Bennett
Conditions are incomplete. What if grade is less than 59?
Anthony Ramirez
Plz b troll
Nolan Flores
I know nothing about Basic and already found your problem
Parker Morales
If I have to rewrite it what it look like
Jace Cook
>If Grade >= 59 Then
>lettergrade = "F"
Your problem is here. Where is the "And" for this?
Colton Ramirez
you realise if grade == 100 then this function results in lettergrade being assigned to “F” because you didn’t use return statements? what the fuck is wrong with you?
Hudson Morales
If your ranges were 91 to 10, 81 to 90 and so on, could be something like
Lettergrade = Asc(65+Int((100-Grade)/10))
If Lettergrade > "F" then
Lettergrade = "F"
End If
Jason Robinson
What is going on
Liam Nelson
looking at this code makes me better understand how for real brainlets see the world
Jackson Moore
You this the the build your own model in excel thing what is wrong with it
Easton Brown
>If Grade >= 59 Then
kek, so 59+ is "F" and