The player will only receive a rating for your work as a Detective (Traffic, Homicide, Vice and Arson desks). Inflicted injuries to members of the public are reportedly the worst influence on the players rating. To avoid all damages done to the public, you can let your partner drive you to your case locations, however in some cases this may cause the player to miss something such as in ' The White Shoe Slaying', where if the player does this, they will miss the call about the location of the taxi which means they won't be able to get a 5 star rating. The rating will be determined by the following factors: Player's efficiency will be rated on a 1-5-star scale. After successfully closing a case as a Detective, the Further, you can find this formula in action in the Sheet shared above.The Case Report is a gameplay feature of L.A. If your range (column) is different, please change the reference B2:B in the formula accordingly. This formula takes the rating from the range B2:B. The below formula will work for several rows (products in several rows) automatically.įor my above sample data (please see the image below the subtitle “Sample Data Preparation for Rating and Weighted Average”), you just need to key in this formula in cell C2, it will expand to rows and columns. The Formula to Create an In-Cell 5-Star Rating System in Sheetsįinally, I hope you are now ready to use the formula. You can wrap this formula by using the CEILING or FLOOR function as below. The formula would return 3.92 that means 3.92 out of 5 stars. If the ratings under the label “Rating (1-5)” are in the range A1:A5 and the user votes are in B2:B5, you can use the below formula to calculate the weighted average.

Using the AVERAGE.WEIGHTED function you can find the overall rating of this product. That means 3 persons gave 2 ratings, 6 persons gave 3 ratings and so on. If you don’t know how to calculate the rating from user votes against each product, the below example will give you an insight.Īssume you got user votes for product 1 like Rating (1-5 stars) You can use that rating against product name. You might already have a system implemented to find the rating of a product that falls between 1 to 5. See I have already calculated the rating in the background and filled in column B. Sample Data Preparation for Rating and Weighted Average Also, I have already given you the necessary images in the above step. I am not going into that as you can find several tutorials on that online. If you want, you can easily create a star image using the Photoshop Polygon tool.

Black and white 1 star rating