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countif is one way, any others?
If you want to know the count by name by letter grade, it seems like you
would need a row for each name and a column for each letter grade. Countif is much faster than an array formula. You might want to use a pivot table on a separate page. Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cam" wrote in message m... . w x y z | a | b | c | |---|---|---| name 1 a a b c | 2 | 1 | 1 | name 2 b a b | 1 | 2 | | name 3 c a a a | 3 | | 1 | name 4 b a b c | a | 2 | 1 | Let's say w, x, y, z are dates, and a letter grade is given for tests taken by students on those dates. Is there a more efficient method of calculating how many of each letter grade each student has than what I already have? I'm using... =IF(COUNTIF(C3:f3,"a")=0,"",COUNTIF(C3:f3,"a")) [entered in the "a" column, for example]. I already validate the entries for the proper letters so that's okay. It's not fancy but it works. It just doen't "look" too clean having about 100 rows of names and 5 columns of letters. Was wondering if there was a way to call a function or method to calculate the counts or maybe just to clean up the formula a bit. Use of Array? Thanks |
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