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Can I write a formula in which "yes" equals 1 and "no" equals 0. So when
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How about using the COUNTIF function?
=COUNTIF(A1:A100,"yes") This would count the number of times that "yes" appears in the range A1 thru A100. HTH, Elkar "James C" wrote: Can I write a formula in which "yes" equals 1 and "no" equals 0. So when completed I have a sum of "yeses". |
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This will give you a 1 if A1 is Yes, and 0 otherwise.
=IF(A1="Yes", 1, 0) This will give you a count of cells in Column A where the cell value is equal to "Yes" =COUNTIF(A:A,"Yes") -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "James C" wrote: Can I write a formula in which "yes" equals 1 and "no" equals 0. So when completed I have a sum of "yeses". |
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Try using an IF
=IF(I7="yes","1","0") I J 7 yes 1 8 no 0 9 yes 1 "James C" wrote: Can I write a formula in which "yes" equals 1 and "no" equals 0. So when completed I have a sum of "yeses". |
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