Excel 2016 tutorial - Using Vlookup to convert from a letter grade to a numerical grade

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In this tutorial you will learn about Vlookup and how to use it to look up values in a table, so you can convert a letter to a number e.g. A+ to 15, A to 14, A- to 13.



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