Sheet Summary Formula
Asking for help again with a formula. I need to create a formula in Sheet Summary that rolls up how many participants from each of the 10 columns above attended which "Program Type." Program Type is a dropdown. For context: How many Blue Ridge participants attended "PSUDS ECHO."
Wondering if the structure of the sheet is not the best for this.
Thanks for the help!
Best Answer
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Hi @Kayla Rice ,
Your formula to do this, using your example, would be:
=SUMIF([Program type]:[program type], "PSUDS ECHO", [blue ridge]:[blue ridge]
You'll need a formula for each combination of column and program.
It may be easier for you to create a report. Grouping and totaling may get you a display that works.
Help?
Mark
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Answers
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Hi @Kayla Rice ,
Your formula to do this, using your example, would be:
=SUMIF([Program type]:[program type], "PSUDS ECHO", [blue ridge]:[blue ridge]
You'll need a formula for each combination of column and program.
It may be easier for you to create a report. Grouping and totaling may get you a display that works.
Help?
Mark
I'm grateful for your "Vote Up" or "Insightful". Thank you for contributing to the Community.
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@Mark Cronk Thank you! This is helpful. And you are right that a report worked better for my needs. I was able to use grouping to get at what I needed. Thanks!
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Mark
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