Excel sum question with if and operators
February 26, 2014 3:43 PM Subscribe
Spread sheet contains 4 columns.
Submitals, interviews, jobs and a total sum column of the prior three cells mentioned.
The trick is, a submital is worth 1 point, a intrerview 3 points, a job 5 points. But the value must be 1 each in its respective column, and the sum column must contain the total number of points. How would you format a sheet to achieve this.
Best answer: For columns A to C, if you want to constrain the input to only 1, or either zero or one, select Data>Validation and on the Settings Tab:
Validation criteria
Allow: "Whole Number"
Data: "equal to"
Value: "1"
to accept only blank or "1" values in the cell
or
Allow: "Whole Number"
Data: "between"
Minimum: "0"
Maximum: "1"
to accept only blank, "0", or "1" values in the cell
stopgap has the most efficient way of tabulating the total cell.
posted by Yorrick at 6:02 PM on February 26, 2014
Validation criteria
Allow: "Whole Number"
Data: "equal to"
Value: "1"
to accept only blank or "1" values in the cell
or
Allow: "Whole Number"
Data: "between"
Minimum: "0"
Maximum: "1"
to accept only blank, "0", or "1" values in the cell
stopgap has the most efficient way of tabulating the total cell.
posted by Yorrick at 6:02 PM on February 26, 2014
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