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Adding sum of "yes"
I have a survey with a number of "yes" "no" questions and trying to simply
add the number of "Yes" in a column. Any ideas? |
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Adding sum of "yes"
Try this:
=COUNTIF(A1:A100,"yes") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JohnR" wrote in message ... I have a survey with a number of "yes" "no" questions and trying to simply add the number of "Yes" in a column. Any ideas? |
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Adding sum of "yes"
=COUNTIF(A2:A500,"yes")
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "JohnR" wrote in message ... I have a survey with a number of "yes" "no" questions and trying to simply add the number of "Yes" in a column. Any ideas? |
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Adding sum of "yes"
=COUNTIF(A:A,"Yes")
"JohnR" wrote: I have a survey with a number of "yes" "no" questions and trying to simply add the number of "Yes" in a column. Any ideas? |
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Adding sum of "yes"
Thanks everyone - if you don't hear it enough, we say again, thanks so much.
"JohnR" wrote: I have a survey with a number of "yes" "no" questions and trying to simply add the number of "Yes" in a column. Any ideas? |
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Adding sum of "yes"
"JohnR" wrote:
I have a survey with a number of "yes" "no" questions and trying to simply add the number of "Yes" in a column. Any ideas? Don't forget/dismiss the pivot table option. It's very handy for survey results analysis, and takes only a few seconds to set up. Assuming the col header is: Response (where the data might comprise various response types, eg: Yes, No, Maybe, etc). In step 3 of the pivot wizard, click Layout, then just drag n drop Response into both the ROW and DATA areas. That's it. Hop over to the pivot sheet (to the left), where you'd find the results: A uniques listing of all the various response types in a col, and next to it, the corresponding counts of each response type. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:18,600 Files:362 Subscribers:60 xdemechanik --- |
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Adding sum of "yes"
You probably missed my response. I would urge you not to pass over the pivot
table option. Check out its functionalities, see for yourself how it can easily complement your suite of analysis & calculation options in your Excel work. I use both pivots and formulas daily. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:18,600 Files:362 Subscribers:60 xdemechanik --- |
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