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Count if formula
I have a list of students with their GPA in a column. At the bottom of the
List I want the teachers to be able to type in cells what range is an A, (example: B14 = 4.0 in C14 = 3.5) These two cell would represent a range for an A. I want a formula that will look in these two cells for a range then go to the list and count how many students fall with in this range. In other words how many A's do we have. Thanks |
Count if formula
=COUNTIF(A:A,"="&c14)-COUNTIF(A:A,""&b14) will count how many values in
column A are = the value in C14 and <= the value in B14. "Neil H" wrote: I have a list of students with their GPA in a column. At the bottom of the List I want the teachers to be able to type in cells what range is an A, (example: B14 = 4.0 in C14 = 3.5) These two cell would represent a range for an A. I want a formula that will look in these two cells for a range then go to the list and count how many students fall with in this range. In other words how many A's do we have. Thanks |
Count if formula
With the Numeric Grades in Column A
Enter In: G2 =COUNTIF(A:A,""&$C14) G3 =COUNTIF(A:A,""&D$14)-SUM(G$2:G2) G4 =COUNTIF(A:A,""&E$14)-SUM(G$2:G3) HTH "Neil H" <Neil wrote in message : I have a list of students with their GPA in a column. At the bottom of the List I want the teachers to be able to type in cells what range is an A, (example: B14 = 4.0 in C14 = 3.5) These two cell would represent a range for an A. I want a formula that will look in these two cells for a range then go to the list and count how many students fall with in this range. In other words how many A's do we have. Thanks |
Count if formula
This Worked out great. I had to chang the c and b around, because I put my
higher GPA in b. Thanks. "bpeltzer" wrote: =COUNTIF(A:A,"="&c14)-COUNTIF(A:A,""&b14) will count how many values in column A are = the value in C14 and <= the value in B14. "Neil H" wrote: I have a list of students with their GPA in a column. At the bottom of the List I want the teachers to be able to type in cells what range is an A, (example: B14 = 4.0 in C14 = 3.5) These two cell would represent a range for an A. I want a formula that will look in these two cells for a range then go to the list and count how many students fall with in this range. In other words how many A's do we have. Thanks |
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