I have never tested this stuff, but if I am reading admin's response to JohnGPF's question correctly, here's what I think happens.
Take his existing fielding grade in OF (an A). Figure what the median fielding percentage is for an A shortstop in that season. If he's a modern guy, figure something like .980.
Take a 2% penalty off of that for playing out of position. .9604.
Then take 3 consecutive 4% penalties off of that for moving 3 steps the "wrong way" on the defensive spectrum: OF --> 3B --> 2B --> SS.
I get ~.850 fielding percentage.
For his range, figure the median range for an A+ shortstop. If he's a modern guy, something like 5.75.
Take a 10% penatly off of that for playing out of position: 5.175.
Then take 3 consecutive 15% penalties off of that for moving 3 steps the wrong way.
I get 3.18.
Looks like a D-/D- to me. And a "bad" one at that.
If you try it, let us know how it goes.