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I am trying to use the Excel Workbook as an exam for my students. I have a
column for their answers and then a hidden column with the correct answers. I have a third column that says IF the two columns match "true" then a 1 appears and if false a "0" appears....I would like my total column to give me the sum of how many questions were answered correctly. How can I accomplish that? |
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=SUM(C:C)
If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "lank007" wrote: I am trying to use the Excel Workbook as an exam for my students. I have a column for their answers and then a hidden column with the correct answers. I have a third column that says IF the two columns match "true" then a 1 appears and if false a "0" appears....I would like my total column to give me the sum of how many questions were answered correctly. How can I accomplish that? |
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You can get the result without having a third column
Assume their answers in column A, and correct answers in column B =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A12=B2:B12)) Adjust your range to suit "lank007" wrote: I am trying to use the Excel Workbook as an exam for my students. I have a column for their answers and then a hidden column with the correct answers. I have a third column that says IF the two columns match "true" then a 1 appears and if false a "0" appears....I would like my total column to give me the sum of how many questions were answered correctly. How can I accomplish that? |
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Sorry, I am new to this concept...the formula worked, but how do I add other
cells if they are all close together if that makes sense. If there are empty cell between them that I don't want to select how do I do that. Because when I set the range it take all the cell s from (for instance) E9:13=F9:F13 (it takes E9,E10,E11,E12 and I just want E9, E11, E13) "Teethless mama" wrote: You can get the result without having a third column Assume their answers in column A, and correct answers in column B =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A12=B2:B12)) Adjust your range to suit "lank007" wrote: I am trying to use the Excel Workbook as an exam for my students. I have a column for their answers and then a hidden column with the correct answers. I have a third column that says IF the two columns match "true" then a 1 appears and if false a "0" appears....I would like my total column to give me the sum of how many questions were answered correctly. How can I accomplish that? |
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