![]() |
I have Excel columns with different statements (yes, no; numbers).
I keep membership records on Excel. Some of the columns include things like
"Yes" and "No". Others are codes (e.g. for ethnicity - 1 to 9). I need to produce statisitics every quarter, analysing these columns. I can do this by hand but is there a way of doing this in Excel. E.G. for ethnicity "1" has 4 records; "2" has 1 record etc. |
David
have a look at the Help for COUNTIF, SUMIF and, if you're looking for combinations, SUMPRODUCT. For example, check column A for "yes" and sum column B if it is. =SUMIF(A:A,"yes",B:B) Regards Trevor "David Verlander" <David wrote in message ... I keep membership records on Excel. Some of the columns include things like "Yes" and "No". Others are codes (e.g. for ethnicity - 1 to 9). I need to produce statisitics every quarter, analysing these columns. I can do this by hand but is there a way of doing this in Excel. E.G. for ethnicity "1" has 4 records; "2" has 1 record etc. |
David
Check out Excel's Help on "Frequency" Function. There is an example. Remember this is an Array Function and must be entered using CRTL + SHIFT + ENTER Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 11:39:02 -0800, David Verlander <David wrote: I keep membership records on Excel. Some of the columns include things like "Yes" and "No". Others are codes (e.g. for ethnicity - 1 to 9). I need to produce statisitics every quarter, analysing these columns. I can do this by hand but is there a way of doing this in Excel. E.G. for ethnicity "1" has 4 records; "2" has 1 record etc. |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 07:03 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com