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I have a constantly updated master sheet of individual student's exam results
- in one column the exam levels, "L1" or "L2", in another "A" achieved, "Nr" nearly achieved "NA" not achieved. I then use "=master sheet:a1" etc to mirror all information to a number of new sheets in the same document where the data is autofiltered by course code, to show only results of each specified faculty. What I have been attempting to do is to simply use =COUNTIF(J1:J692,"L1") to get a total of the number of students who have sat Level 1. The problem is that when i do this, it is also counting the "hidden" entries that are not part of the filter. Could anyone please advise on a method of counting ONLY the results shown after i fun my auto-filter? Thanks a lot, Paul |
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