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HI,
I have a column with yes/no or blank answers to be reflected in another column with a 1 for y or n and a blank for a blank answer. I then need a total for all the 1's in the same column! Sorry if this sounds a bit gobbledegook. its the best I can do! |
Not sure why you need another column, but you could use
=IF(A1="y",1,0) or the equivalent =--(A1="y") (where -- is two minuses together) To count the number of y's: =COUNTIF(A:A,"y") If you're trying to count both y's and n's in the same column, use =IF(OR(A1="y",A1="n"),1,0) or =IF(A1<"",1,0) or their equivalent =(A1="y")+(A1="n") and =--(A1<"") To count y's and n's in the same column. =COUNTIF(A:A,"y")+COUNTIF(A:A,"n") In article , "joolz46" wrote: HI, I have a column with yes/no or blank answers to be reflected in another column with a 1 for y or n and a blank for a blank answer. I then need a total for all the 1's in the same column! Sorry if this sounds a bit gobbledegook. its the best I can do! |
Assuming the question to be in column A and the response in column B then in
C1 =IF(B1="",0,1) Copy the formula down the cange of column C to match your range of data. Sum the range of column C, =SUM(C1:C100) for example -- Regards Roger Govier "joolz46" wrote in message ... HI, I have a column with yes/no or blank answers to be reflected in another column with a 1 for y or n and a blank for a blank answer. I then need a total for all the 1's in the same column! Sorry if this sounds a bit gobbledegook. its the best I can do! |
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