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newtomitch

Proprogate column calculations from row1 to rownn
 
I am trying to create a Master Grade table where a test may have a diffierent
number of questions, so wanted to set up row 1 than use it to create
additional rows up to number of questions on the test.

Compute percentage correct for 50 question text;
50 questions 50 answered right 100%
50 questions 49 answered right nn%
....
50 questions 1 answered right nn%

Can someone please suggest a method to replicate a cell computation to
additional rows when the number of rows required will be different use of
this workbook.

Thank yoiu.

Bernie Deitrick

Proprogate column calculations from row1 to rownn
 
A formula along the lines of

=COUNTIF(B:B,"Y")/COUNTA(B:B)

or

=COUNTIF(B:B,"Y")/(COUNTA(B:B)-1)

Where you enter Y in column B if the answer is correct and X if it is not...

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"newtomitch" wrote in message
...
I am trying to create a Master Grade table where a test may have a diffierent
number of questions, so wanted to set up row 1 than use it to create
additional rows up to number of questions on the test.

Compute percentage correct for 50 question text;
50 questions 50 answered right 100%
50 questions 49 answered right nn%
...
50 questions 1 answered right nn%

Can someone please suggest a method to replicate a cell computation to
additional rows when the number of rows required will be different use of
this workbook.

Thank yoiu.




newtomitch

Proprogate column calculations from row1 to rownn
 
My wife is a teacher and would like to compute the percentage of questions
answered correctly based on the number of questions on a test. Example:

If there are 50 questions on a test, I would like to generate 50 rows where
each row follows pattern (50-1), (49-1), (48-1) etc. In the next colum, I
would like to compute the precent of correct answers 50/50=100%, 49/50=98%,
48/50=96% repeating this pattern until (1-1) = 0, as that would provide the
entire range of possible correct answers and there corresponding percentages
(1 right to 50 right).

What I started with was

Row1-nn Column B Column C
50 50 =sum(B1/A1)
=sum(b1-1) =sum(b2/INDIRECT("A2"))
=sum(b2-1) =sum(b3/INDIRECT("A2"))

I would like to repeat the pattern nn times where Excel replicates the
b2/b3, b3/b4 pattern until bnn-1 = 0.

Any clues?

Thank you.

newtomitch


"Bernie Deitrick" wrote:

A formula along the lines of

=COUNTIF(B:B,"Y")/COUNTA(B:B)

or

=COUNTIF(B:B,"Y")/(COUNTA(B:B)-1)

Where you enter Y in column B if the answer is correct and X if it is not...

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"newtomitch" wrote in message
...
I am trying to create a Master Grade table where a test may have a diffierent
number of questions, so wanted to set up row 1 than use it to create
additional rows up to number of questions on the test.

Compute percentage correct for 50 question text;
50 questions 50 answered right 100%
50 questions 49 answered right nn%
...
50 questions 1 answered right nn%

Can someone please suggest a method to replicate a cell computation to
additional rows when the number of rows required will be different use of
this workbook.

Thank yoiu.





Bernie Deitrick

Proprogate column calculations from row1 to rownn
 
newtomitch,

Enter the number of questions in cell A1 - in your example, 50.

In cell B1, use the formula
=A1

In Cell C1, use the formula
=B1/$A$1

In cell B2, use the formula
=IF(ROW()<=$A$1+1,B1-1,"")

In cell C2, use the formula
=IF(B2<"",B2/$A$1,"")

Copy B2:C2 down at least as far as the highest number of questions you could have on a test - say,
to B101:C101.

Then format column C for percent with 0 decimals.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"newtomitch" wrote in message
...
My wife is a teacher and would like to compute the percentage of questions
answered correctly based on the number of questions on a test. Example:

If there are 50 questions on a test, I would like to generate 50 rows where
each row follows pattern (50-1), (49-1), (48-1) etc. In the next colum, I
would like to compute the precent of correct answers 50/50=100%, 49/50=98%,
48/50=96% repeating this pattern until (1-1) = 0, as that would provide the
entire range of possible correct answers and there corresponding percentages
(1 right to 50 right).

What I started with was

Row1-nn Column B Column C
50 50 =sum(B1/A1)
=sum(b1-1) =sum(b2/INDIRECT("A2"))
=sum(b2-1) =sum(b3/INDIRECT("A2"))

I would like to repeat the pattern nn times where Excel replicates the
b2/b3, b3/b4 pattern until bnn-1 = 0.

Any clues?

Thank you.

newtomitch


"Bernie Deitrick" wrote:

A formula along the lines of

=COUNTIF(B:B,"Y")/COUNTA(B:B)

or

=COUNTIF(B:B,"Y")/(COUNTA(B:B)-1)

Where you enter Y in column B if the answer is correct and X if it is not...

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"newtomitch" wrote in message
...
I am trying to create a Master Grade table where a test may have a diffierent
number of questions, so wanted to set up row 1 than use it to create
additional rows up to number of questions on the test.

Compute percentage correct for 50 question text;
50 questions 50 answered right 100%
50 questions 49 answered right nn%
...
50 questions 1 answered right nn%

Can someone please suggest a method to replicate a cell computation to
additional rows when the number of rows required will be different use of
this workbook.

Thank yoiu.








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