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Hi Ian,
try this for sum =countif(E:E,"3C",A:A) formatconditional formatingcell value isis equal to5a and press formal botton and select the color and for coloring the cell use conditional formation "Ian.UK" wrote: Hi all, This is probably very straight forward, but I hope someone can assist. I have a spreadsheet with information about students in a school. Their names and other information are in columns A - D, and their grades are in column E onwards. The grades are normally something like "3C" or "5A" etc, sometime just Y(es) or N(o). Could someone provide me with a quick formula to total up how many students achieved a particular grade in each column (so for example, how many students have 3C against their name in column E). Along with this, I wondered if there was some programming I could do to make a particular cell change colour when text is typed into it (for example all cells containing 5A turn red automatically). Thanks in advance for any help offered. |
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