You would use the IF function. Suppose the mark you want to check is in cell B2 as a percentage. Say the pass mark is 40%. Then in another cell you could have this formula:
=IF(B2>=40%,"Pass","Fail")
In the cell it will then display either the word Pass or Fail.
I do not like it when i fail my math test.
All versions of Excel give you lots of ways of creating graphs, which Excel refers to as charts.
Give up you fail ;)
Give up on any hope of ever being a statistician. Oh, and probably also fail your math class.
Fail or Give up
Any student engaged in plagiarizing answers deserves to fail.
Give each workbook a different name.
fail , surrender , give up
The opposite of the verb "to fail" is normally to succeed.Where fail is used to mean give out, or become inoperative, the opposite is either to endure (not fail) or to restore (bring back from failure).
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because they fail
give them the wrong answer?