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Giving "X" a numerical value.
I am trying to build an active personnel spreadsheet. With the individuals
names listed in column "A", I need to give "X" a numerical value so that when I add the X to account for this individual it will give the total active at the bottom. I know the formula for the simple addition and understand how to do that, however I can not figure out how to give a text a numerical value. |
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