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I entered data from a classroom test. The answers were in A-B-C-D
format, rather than 1-2-3-4 format. Now, I want a pie chart displaying the percent of the class that chose 'A', the percent that chose 'B', the percent that chose 'C' and the percent that chose 'D'. In statistical analysis software, this is brain-dead simple. Unfortunately, Excel seems irked that I defined the answers with text rather than numbers. I've tried a Pivot Table, but get an error, because I'm only selecting one row of data. Is there a simple way to solve this? Thanks in advance... |
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Say your A-B-C-D answers are in B1:B20. In C1, put A. In D1, put
=COUNTIF(B1:B20,"A") In C2, put B. In D2, put =COUNTIF(B1:B20,"B") and so on for C and D. Then use this table for your chart. HTH, James wrote in message ups.com... I entered data from a classroom test. The answers were in A-B-C-D format, rather than 1-2-3-4 format. Now, I want a pie chart displaying the percent of the class that chose 'A', the percent that chose 'B', the percent that chose 'C' and the percent that chose 'D'. In statistical analysis software, this is brain-dead simple. Unfortunately, Excel seems irked that I defined the answers with text rather than numbers. I've tried a Pivot Table, but get an error, because I'm only selecting one row of data. Is there a simple way to solve this? Thanks in advance... |
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Presently, the grading form requires only one row per question. I
want to have one function that can be applied to that row of data that can list the various data occurrences and frequencies within that row. I would describe the proposed solution as a "brute force"method -- it requires additional pages of analysis and is labor intensive. Any ideas? Suggestions where I might find this? Thanks, David On Sep 29, 12:37 am, "Zone" wrote: Say your A-B-C-D answers are in B1:B20. In C1, put A. In D1, put =COUNTIF(B1:B20,"A") In C2, put B. In D2, put =COUNTIF(B1:B20,"B") and so on for C and D. Then use this table for your chart. HTH, James wrote in message ups.com... I entered data from a classroom test. The answers were in A-B-C-D format, rather than 1-2-3-4 format. Now, I want a pie chart displaying the percent of the class that chose 'A', the percent that chose 'B', the percent that chose 'C' and the percent that chose 'D'. In statistical analysis software, this is brain-dead simple. Unfortunately, Excel seems irked that I defined the answers with text rather than numbers. I've tried a Pivot Table, but get an error, because I'm only selecting one row of data. Is there a simple way to solve this? Thanks in advance... |
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