Reputation: 31
I'm making a spreadsheet with different books people have to read and when the person gets finished reading the books they will mark and x and the box. So I have a formula for the following book columns E3,G3,I3and K3 which is COUNTIF(B3:L3,"X")*20. Can I add this formual to another so that N3 and O3 are worth 2.5?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 5451
Reputation: 523184
Use SUMIF
.
(source: xanga.com)
(result should be 76%)
Use COUNTIF
if the value is fixed.
(source: xanga.com)
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 41509
You can work with a nested IF
, but this may soon become complicated.
In this case, I usually work with a hidden column containing the 'weight' of the column to be marked: say that column A contains the marker for volume A, then column B would contain 20%, and C would contain =IF( A <> "", B, 0 );
Then the sum
column would contain =SUM(C,F,I);
.
(example: some google doc I made)
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 55524
You can cascade them:
=IF( A1="x", 10, IF( A2="X", 20, 0 )
Have a look at COUNTIF though, if every X
adds the same value:
=COUNTIF( A1:A20, "X" )
Upvotes: 1