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I'd like to count the number of specific responses to a specific question in
a questionnaire where I have 100 respondents and have the info on one excel sheet e.g I'd like to be able to get the following information: Question 1 had 42 responses of "Agree", 7 responses of "Neutral", 18 responses of "Disagree"...etc Question 2 had "90" responses of "Strongly agree", 2 responses of "Disagree" I'm struggling with the formulas Can you help? |
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Maybe using the =countif() function:
=countif(a1:a99,"Agree") Paul wrote: I'd like to count the number of specific responses to a specific question in a questionnaire where I have 100 respondents and have the info on one excel sheet e.g I'd like to be able to get the following information: Question 1 had 42 responses of "Agree", 7 responses of "Neutral", 18 responses of "Disagree"...etc Question 2 had "90" responses of "Strongly agree", 2 responses of "Disagree" I'm struggling with the formulas Can you help? -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi Dave,
I'd like to be able to say COUNTIF() When question is "1" So I can get the individual question responses for mulitple questions Thanks "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe using the =countif() function: =countif(a1:a99,"Agree") Paul wrote: I'd like to count the number of specific responses to a specific question in a questionnaire where I have 100 respondents and have the info on one excel sheet e.g I'd like to be able to get the following information: Question 1 had 42 responses of "Agree", 7 responses of "Neutral", 18 responses of "Disagree"...etc Question 2 had "90" responses of "Strongly agree", 2 responses of "Disagree" I'm struggling with the formulas Can you help? -- Dave Peterson |
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Maybe...
=sumproduct(--(a1:a99=1),--(b1:b99="agree")) Adjust the ranges to match--but you can't use whole columns. =sumproduct() likes to work with numbers. The -- stuff changes trues and falses to 1's and 0's. Bob Phillips explains =sumproduct() in much more detail he http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html And J.E. McGimpsey has some notes at: http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/formulae/doubleneg.html Paul wrote: Hi Dave, I'd like to be able to say COUNTIF() When question is "1" So I can get the individual question responses for mulitple questions Thanks "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe using the =countif() function: =countif(a1:a99,"Agree") Paul wrote: I'd like to count the number of specific responses to a specific question in a questionnaire where I have 100 respondents and have the info on one excel sheet e.g I'd like to be able to get the following information: Question 1 had 42 responses of "Agree", 7 responses of "Neutral", 18 responses of "Disagree"...etc Question 2 had "90" responses of "Strongly agree", 2 responses of "Disagree" I'm struggling with the formulas Can you help? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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