Help with how to sort data, summary, report, formula?? Not sure

I would like to filter, sort, and/or summarize (not sure which option) to see who has check marks in three or less of these columns.
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Would recommend doing a helper column with a count if any of those row are checked, then doing the filter off, is less than or equal to 3.
=COUNTIF([Left most column name]@row:[Right most check box column name]@row,1)
This will sum all of the checked fields into a single digit.
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One option would be to add a "helper" column. (It could be hidden)
Use: =IF(SUM([Teaching Methods 52]@row:[Reflections on your Instructional Practices]@row) => 3, 1, 0)
Make that a column formula and format as a checkbox. (I'm kind of guessing at that last column name)
You will then be able to add a filter to only display rows where the helper column is checked.
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@Colleen Patterson it worked! Thank you!
=COUNTIF([Curriculum & Course Design 50]@row:[Data & Evidence Analysis]@row, 1)
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@Kris Peeters Glad to be able to help! Feel free to tag me in future requests as well.
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