I have a bunch of scenarios, for each scenario I ask a number of questions,
each question has 3 options (using option buttons) "Yes", "No", "Maybe";
It's a survey, and I will have a number of surveys coming back and need to
summarize the results.
Spreadsheet Looks Something Like:
Column A Column B Column C Column D Column E...
Scenario1 Answer Question1 Question2 Question 3...
Yes Option Button Option Button
No Option Button Option Button
Maybe Option Button Option Button
Scenario2 (same as above)

Each of the 3 options per question, per scenario, are grouped together, so
for Scenario 1, Question 1, you can select one of the 3 options (Yes, no, mb
-- in cell B) - there are only radio buttons in column C, D, etc (no text).

This survey will go out to a number of people, and I need to
summarize/analyze the results. I can save each survey that comes back in the
same file (each tab will have persons name on the tab name.) So I'm thinking
along the lines of summarizing on a separate sheet, the number of respondents
who clicked yes to scenario 1, question 1, (# clicked no, etc.), and I can
then get to percentages on my own. So I am looking for a way to summarize
across a number of sheets the results. Any ideas? Thank you.

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I wasn't complaining about your question, Coleen. I was commenting about
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apparently trying to attract traffic to someone's website. If there was a
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other totally different questions. If you found herochenna's message to be
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