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Does Excel support Alphanumberic formulas?
In my work, Patients earn "Points" for specific goals and I enter the total
in an excel spreadsheet, however, some days are "F"ree and some are "P"ass days and only the letter is used. Is there a formula in excel I can use to combine alpha and numberic data and still get sum, and avg results? |
Does Excel support Alphanumberic formulas?
You can use the Countif() function.
For example: =SUM(C1:C20,COUNTIF(C1:C20,"F")) If you're going to combine the count (total) of "F" and "P", try this: =SUM(C1:C20,COUNTIF(C1:C20,{"F","P"})) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "BryanP Man" <BryanP wrote in message ... In my work, Patients earn "Points" for specific goals and I enter the total in an excel spreadsheet, however, some days are "F"ree and some are "P"ass days and only the letter is used. Is there a formula in excel I can use to combine alpha and numberic data and still get sum, and avg results? |
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