Formula for highest education level
I am currently creating a visual for 150+ people's education levels, dropdown columns shows a majority of people has up to an masters degree but around 10 of them have doctorate/Ph.D. on top of it. What is a formula I can use to count the number of master degree holding individuals whilst EXCLUDING those with doctorate/Ph.D. so I could get a reading on how many people's highest education level is a masters degree?
Best Answer
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Try this:
=COUNTIFS(Education:Education, AND(HAS(@cell, "Masters"), NOT(HAS(@cell, "Doctorate"))))
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=COUNTIF([education level]:[education level], <>"doctorate/Ph.D.")
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Hi Heyjay, this is great! However because most that have a master's degree also has bachelors, it is being included in the final number as well, how would I write it so it factors out Doctorates AND Bachelors?
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Are you able to provide a screenshot for context?
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Yes….so basically I need a function that counts of the amount of cells that contains the highest education level up to only masters, excluding those have achieved a Doctorate or stayed as Bachelors.
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Try this:
=COUNTIFS(Education:Education, AND(HAS(@cell, "Masters"), NOT(HAS(@cell, "Doctorate"))))
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Thank you so much Paul!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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Out of curiosity and assuming you'll never have someone listed as a Doctorate without both Masters and Bachelor or a Masters without a Bachelor as well…
Does this give the same counts?
Bachelor:
=COUNTIFS(Education:Education, COUNTM(@cell) = 1)Masters:
=COUNTIFS(Education:Education, COUNTM(@cell) = 2)
Doctorate:
=COUNTIFS(Education:Education, COUNTM(@cell) = 3)
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