Pivot Table of Survey Data
I conducted a survey with over 1500 participants whose answered the questions
with SA, A, D or BD. I would like SA, A, D, DB as headings for the rows, Questions 17 & 18 as my column heading, and the count for each answer (SA, A, D, DB) as my data. If I have 17 & 18 as my column heading, I only receive a grand total count. If I add Question 17 to my ROW, it will show the SA, A, D, BD, however, the data for column 18 is not correct. Can anyone help? |
Pivot Table of Survey Data
If you have each participant's survey results in one row of data, you
won't get the layout that you want by using a pivot table. Instead, you could create a table on the worksheet with SA,A,D,DB in a column at the left, and question numbers in a row at the top. Then, use a COUNTIF formula to count the responses in each question. For example, with Q17 replies in column R on Sheet1: =COUNTIF(Sheet1!R$2:R$1501,$A2) Or, to reorganize the data, you can use the 'unpivot' technique described by John Walkenbach: http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/usertips/tip068.htm Then, create a pivot table from the restructured data, with Response in the Row area, SurveyID in the data area, as Count of SurveyID, and Question in the column area. eastlaketech wrote: I conducted a survey with over 1500 participants whose answered the questions with SA, A, D or BD. I would like SA, A, D, DB as headings for the rows, Questions 17 & 18 as my column heading, and the count for each answer (SA, A, D, DB) as my data. If I have 17 & 18 as my column heading, I only receive a grand total count. If I add Question 17 to my ROW, it will show the SA, A, D, BD, however, the data for column 18 is not correct. Can anyone help? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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