Convert numbers to star rating
=REPT(CHAR(11088),number)
Source: Ben Collins submitted by Keshia Rose
This function converts numerical ratings into a visual star rating format, suitable for displaying user ratings. This function takes a single value, number
, which represents the number of stars to display. To use this function, simply input a number into the STAR_RATING(number)
formula where you want to display star ratings. For instance, inputting STAR_RATING(5)
in a cell would result in five star symbols being displayed, effectively converting a numerical score into an easy-to-understand visual representation of star ratings, suitable for performance reviews, product ratings, or any other evaluative data that benefits from a graphical rating system.
Function name: STAR_RATING
Function description: Convert numbers to star rating
Argument placeholders: number
Formula definition: =REPT(CHAR(11088),number)
Argument description (number): The number of stars to be displayed.
Argument example (number): 4
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Follow these simple steps to integrate the function into your spreadsheet:
Once added, the function will be ready to use in your document like any other built-in function. Simply type the function name and provide the required inputs to use it in your calculations.
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