@mst21 - are these scoring properly?

If so, here's the formula I used:
IF({Profitability Percentage} > 0, 2,
IF(AND({Profitability Percentage} >= -0.05, {Profitability Percentage} <= 0), 1,
IF({Profitability Percentage} < -0.05, 0)
)
)
@mst21 - are these scoring properly?

If so, here's the formula I used:
IF({Profitability Percentage} > 0, 2,
IF(AND({Profitability Percentage} >= -0.05, {Profitability Percentage} <= 0), 1,
IF({Profitability Percentage} < -0.05, 0)
)
)
That was it! Thank you so much @Ron_Daniel!! You are my hero. 🥇
Hi,
indeed, AND in second row doesn't needed. When formula counts 'false' of a first row, it means value is <= 0 , otherwise it returned 2 points. The same for last row and the formula can be
IF(Profitability > 0, 2,
IF(Profitability> = -0.05, 1
,0))
Also, when you use conditions without IF, counting them as numbers instead, 'true' converted to 1 , 'false' to 0
So, in you case this simple and strange formula will work as well
(Profitability>0)+(Profitability>=-0.05)