The Grim Discovery
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- Jan 23, 2015
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Hello people
Your help would be appreciated. I'd like to adjust the formula in A1 to accommodate a countif anomaly.
The total in A3 = countif of 'yes' in A10:A30
The total in A4 = countif of 'no' in A10:A30
The problem is that I need to extend the formula to include data from row 31. But in row 31 'yes' and 'no' effectively change values so a 'no' should be added the total in A3 and 'yes' to the total in A4. Is there a tidy way of expressing this in a formula?
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Your help would be appreciated. I'd like to adjust the formula in A1 to accommodate a countif anomaly.
The total in A3 = countif of 'yes' in A10:A30
The total in A4 = countif of 'no' in A10:A30
The problem is that I need to extend the formula to include data from row 31. But in row 31 'yes' and 'no' effectively change values so a 'no' should be added the total in A3 and 'yes' to the total in A4. Is there a tidy way of expressing this in a formula?
A | B | C | |
1 | 70% (A3/A3+A4)% | ||
2 | |||
3 | 14 | ||
4 | 6 |
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