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Counting survey responses
I want to design a questionnaire for staff to tick boxes and email back to
me. What do I then do with the response sheets and how do I automatically calculate the responses from the sheets. |
Counting survey responses
Link the tick boxes to cells in the worksheet. Then use the countif
function to tally responses. Obviously, the ease of this will depend on the design. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Working with survey responses" <Working with survey wrote in message ... I want to design a questionnaire for staff to tick boxes and email back to me. What do I then do with the response sheets and how do I automatically calculate the responses from the sheets. |
Counting survey responses
How I would handle it depends on two things: the number of questions in the
survey and the number of respondents. If I had a small number of questions and a small number of respondents I would probably copy all the response sheets into one master workbook with a "tally" page to summarize the results. But if it was a long list (either # of questions or respondents) I would probably write a sub to read in each response and record the results into a list format on one sheet to use as a database, and use that to generate the stats for the results (again with a "tally" page containing the formulas/graphs I wanted to display the results) "Working with survey responses" wrote: I want to design a questionnaire for staff to tick boxes and email back to me. What do I then do with the response sheets and how do I automatically calculate the responses from the sheets. |
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