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How to count the number of cells used, but ignor 0
I need to find the percent of a column for the number of students that turned
in reading logs. I used the =count function and divided it by the number of total students to get the percent. The problem is if they did not turn in a reading log, I need to record it as 0 and the =count function will count it. Is there a way to make it only count 0<1? Thanks |
How to count the number of cells used, but ignor 0
The countif function allows you to count the number of cells meeting one
condition. In this case =countif(b2:b10,"0"). --Bruce "rmwarde" wrote: I need to find the percent of a column for the number of students that turned in reading logs. I used the =count function and divided it by the number of total students to get the percent. The problem is if they did not turn in a reading log, I need to record it as 0 and the =count function will count it. Is there a way to make it only count 0<1? Thanks |
How to count the number of cells used, but ignor 0
Perfect thanks...
"bpeltzer" wrote: The countif function allows you to count the number of cells meeting one condition. In this case =countif(b2:b10,"0"). --Bruce "rmwarde" wrote: I need to find the percent of a column for the number of students that turned in reading logs. I used the =count function and divided it by the number of total students to get the percent. The problem is if they did not turn in a reading log, I need to record it as 0 and the =count function will count it. Is there a way to make it only count 0<1? Thanks |
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