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How do I make excel 2000 calculate "yes"
Here's my problem :) I'm making a spreadsheet with a series of questions. The
answers are all Yes or No (or N/A). How do I get it to add up the number of Y'es" answers? I used conditional formatting to color each cell (green for yes, red for no white for n/a (which is ignored). But how to I total the number of "yes" or green cells? That's all I want it to do, tell me the number of yesses across each row. But I've no idea how to tell it to do that <sigh I can add up numbers just fine, but this has me befuddled! Thanks for any help you can offer :) |
How do I make excel 2000 calculate "yes"
=COUNTIF(A1:A100,"Yes")
Adjust the range to suit. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Meenie" wrote: Here's my problem :) I'm making a spreadsheet with a series of questions. The answers are all Yes or No (or N/A). How do I get it to add up the number of Y'es" answers? I used conditional formatting to color each cell (green for yes, red for no white for n/a (which is ignored). But how to I total the number of "yes" or green cells? That's all I want it to do, tell me the number of yesses across each row. But I've no idea how to tell it to do that <sigh I can add up numbers just fine, but this has me befuddled! Thanks for any help you can offer :) |
How do I make excel 2000 calculate "yes"
Example
=COUNTIF(A1:A5,"yes") -- -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "Meenie" wrote in message ... Here's my problem :) I'm making a spreadsheet with a series of questions. The answers are all Yes or No (or N/A). How do I get it to add up the number of Y'es" answers? I used conditional formatting to color each cell (green for yes, red for no white for n/a (which is ignored). But how to I total the number of "yes" or green cells? That's all I want it to do, tell me the number of yesses across each row. But I've no idea how to tell it to do that <sigh I can add up numbers just fine, but this has me befuddled! Thanks for any help you can offer :) |
How do I make excel 2000 calculate "yes"
Thanks Dave F... that's wonderful!
Now the next step is how do I make it tell me the % of yes. ie: 10 questions. 10 yeses are 100%, 9 yesses are 90%, 8 yesses are 80% ?? (You can see I'm terrific at formulas... I really am pretty new at Excel and thought I was doing so great... finally got the formulas down for adding, subtracting, etc. but this has boggled my brain totally. Is there somewhere in "help" that you find these things like "countif" etc?, I sure couldnt find it <sigh Thank you for your wonderful help! "Dave F" wrote: =COUNTIF(A1:A100,"Yes") Adjust the range to suit. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Meenie" wrote: Here's my problem :) I'm making a spreadsheet with a series of questions. The answers are all Yes or No (or N/A). How do I get it to add up the number of Y'es" answers? I used conditional formatting to color each cell (green for yes, red for no white for n/a (which is ignored). But how to I total the number of "yes" or green cells? That's all I want it to do, tell me the number of yesses across each row. But I've no idea how to tell it to do that <sigh I can add up numbers just fine, but this has me befuddled! Thanks for any help you can offer :) |
How do I make excel 2000 calculate "yes"
Thank you, John, I'll be sure to do that!
"John Bundy" wrote: Example =COUNTIF(A1:A5,"yes") -- -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "Meenie" wrote in message ... Here's my problem :) I'm making a spreadsheet with a series of questions. The answers are all Yes or No (or N/A). How do I get it to add up the number of Y'es" answers? I used conditional formatting to color each cell (green for yes, red for no white for n/a (which is ignored). But how to I total the number of "yes" or green cells? That's all I want it to do, tell me the number of yesses across each row. But I've no idea how to tell it to do that <sigh I can add up numbers just fine, but this has me befuddled! Thanks for any help you can offer :) |
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