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1 column with YES and NO responses. Can we sum for ea. total of YES's and NO's? (Okay to put results into 2 separate cells).
I just had a rush job to do up an Excel sheet while my supervisor dictated
the data to me as she interpreted the emails/faxes with various responses. One column in particular had YES and NO as the possible data type. In the end, I was to total up the number of YES answers and put the total in one cell; and then to do the same for the NO answers. These YES's and NO's are all in one column, unfortunately, but the sum of each we put into 2 cells. Is there a formula that I could have used for each just substituting a value that would work with the YES answers and another that would return the total of the NO answers? I had a filter and because this was a rush just filtered for each and counted them up and inserted figure manually, but it would be good to automate this as they'll need to be inputting more data as responses come in over the next 5 days. Hoping there's a way to deal with the two types of data. Thank you!! :oD |
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1 column with YES and NO responses. Can we sum for ea. total ofYES's and NO's? (Okay to put results into 2 separate cells).
=countif(a:a,"yes")
would count the number of Yes's in column A. ="Total Yes's: " & countif(a:a,"yes") & char(10) & "Total No's: " & countif(a:a,"no") all one cell with wrap text turned on would look like this: Total Yes's: 12 Total No's: 13 But I'd use separate cells to make any further calculation easier. StargateFanFromWork wrote: I just had a rush job to do up an Excel sheet while my supervisor dictated the data to me as she interpreted the emails/faxes with various responses. One column in particular had YES and NO as the possible data type. In the end, I was to total up the number of YES answers and put the total in one cell; and then to do the same for the NO answers. These YES's and NO's are all in one column, unfortunately, but the sum of each we put into 2 cells. Is there a formula that I could have used for each just substituting a value that would work with the YES answers and another that would return the total of the NO answers? I had a filter and because this was a rush just filtered for each and counted them up and inserted figure manually, but it would be good to automate this as they'll need to be inputting more data as responses come in over the next 5 days. Hoping there's a way to deal with the two types of data. Thank you!! :oD -- Dave Peterson |
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1 column with YES and NO responses. Can we sum for ea. total of Y
Try this:
B1: =COUNTIF(A:A,"YES") B2: =COUNTIF(A:A,"NO") Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "StargateFanFromWork" wrote: I just had a rush job to do up an Excel sheet while my supervisor dictated the data to me as she interpreted the emails/faxes with various responses. One column in particular had YES and NO as the possible data type. In the end, I was to total up the number of YES answers and put the total in one cell; and then to do the same for the NO answers. These YES's and NO's are all in one column, unfortunately, but the sum of each we put into 2 cells. Is there a formula that I could have used for each just substituting a value that would work with the YES answers and another that would return the total of the NO answers? I had a filter and because this was a rush just filtered for each and counted them up and inserted figure manually, but it would be good to automate this as they'll need to be inputting more data as responses come in over the next 5 days. Hoping there's a way to deal with the two types of data. Thank you!! :oD |
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1 column with YES and NO responses. Can we sum for ea. total of YES's and NO's? (Okay to put results into 2 separate cells).
Use the COUNTIF() function: =COUNTIF(A1:A100,"YES") to count the YES replies =COUNTIF(A1:A100,"NO") to count the NO replies change the A1:A100 to whatever range you use -- Cutte ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Cutter's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...nfo&userid=984 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=49169 |
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1 column with YES and NO responses. Can we sum for ea. total of Y
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 17:24:02 -0800, "Ron Coderre"
wrote: Try this: B1: =COUNTIF(A:A,"YES") B2: =COUNTIF(A:A,"NO") Does that help? Sure does, thank you to you and everyone for your responses! I only just recently learned about Countif and just didn't realize it could do something like this, too! Fabulous. I believe I brought home a copy of the sheet in case there were responses in this ng. If so, I'll work on it now if that's the case so that I can re-send a new-and-improved version tomorrow. It will mean less fiddling for the team. Thank you!! You're all lifesavers once again! <g *********** Regards, Ron "StargateFanFromWork" wrote: I just had a rush job to do up an Excel sheet while my supervisor dictated the data to me as she interpreted the emails/faxes with various responses. One column in particular had YES and NO as the possible data type. In the end, I was to total up the number of YES answers and put the total in one cell; and then to do the same for the NO answers. These YES's and NO's are all in one column, unfortunately, but the sum of each we put into 2 cells. Is there a formula that I could have used for each just substituting a value that would work with the YES answers and another that would return the total of the NO answers? I had a filter and because this was a rush just filtered for each and counted them up and inserted figure manually, but it would be good to automate this as they'll need to be inputting more data as responses come in over the next 5 days. Hoping there's a way to deal with the two types of data. Thank you!! :oD |
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1 column with YES and NO responses. Can we sum for ea. total of YES's and NO's? (Okay to put results into 2 separate cells).
On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 19:23:58 -0600, Dave Peterson
wrote: =countif(a:a,"yes") would count the number of Yes's in column A. ="Total Yes's: " & countif(a:a,"yes") & char(10) & "Total No's: " & countif(a:a,"no") all one cell with wrap text turned on would look like this: Total Yes's: 12 Total No's: 13 But I'd use separate cells to make any further calculation easier. Do you mean that if there were more than 2 types of data to deal with other than just YES or NO? Makes sense. In this application I should be safe as it's just the 2 for now (and although management looks to put monkey wrenches into things, can't see them doing too much more than YES or NO in this particular instance. In this case, in other words, so far there can only be an either/or answer. I defy them to come up with something new for this particular application <vbg. Although, perhaps I shouldn't hold my breath ... :oD) StargateFanFromWork wrote: I just had a rush job to do up an Excel sheet while my supervisor dictated the data to me as she interpreted the emails/faxes with various responses. One column in particular had YES and NO as the possible data type. In the end, I was to total up the number of YES answers and put the total in one cell; and then to do the same for the NO answers. These YES's and NO's are all in one column, unfortunately, but the sum of each we put into 2 cells. Is there a formula that I could have used for each just substituting a value that would work with the YES answers and another that would return the total of the NO answers? I had a filter and because this was a rush just filtered for each and counted them up and inserted figure manually, but it would be good to automate this as they'll need to be inputting more data as responses come in over the next 5 days. Hoping there's a way to deal with the two types of data. Thank you!! :oD |
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1 column with YES and NO responses. Can we sum for ea. total of Y
"StargateFan" wrote in message ... On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 17:24:02 -0800, "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try this: B1: =COUNTIF(A:A,"YES") B2: =COUNTIF(A:A,"NO") Does that help? Yes. Added this this afternoon to the 2 cells and it worked perfectly! Thanks. :oD *********** Regards, Ron "StargateFanFromWork" wrote: I just had a rush job to do up an Excel sheet while my supervisor dictated the data to me as she interpreted the emails/faxes with various responses. One column in particular had YES and NO as the possible data type. In the end, I was to total up the number of YES answers and put the total in one cell; and then to do the same for the NO answers. These YES's and NO's are all in one column, unfortunately, but the sum of each we put into 2 cells. Is there a formula that I could have used for each just substituting a value that would work with the YES answers and another that would return the total of the NO answers? I had a filter and because this was a rush just filtered for each and counted them up and inserted figure manually, but it would be good to automate this as they'll need to be inputting more data as responses come in over the next 5 days. Hoping there's a way to deal with the two types of data. Thank you!! :oD |
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