Creating a percentage average from yes /no cells
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I'm trying to use COUNTIF to create a percentage average driven from columns where yes/no/NA are entered can someone help?
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To get a percentage, you would get the number of cells marked as (for example) "Yes" and divide that by the total number of cells.
=COUNTIFS([Column Name]:[Column Name], @cell = "Yes") / COUNT([Column Name]:[Column Name])
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To get a percentage, you would get the number of cells marked as (for example) "Yes" and divide that by the total number of cells.
=COUNTIFS([Column Name]:[Column Name], @cell = "Yes") / COUNT([Column Name]:[Column Name])
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