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75.00% 33.33% 41.67%
A B C
37.65 50.00 37.64
33.48 39.74 46.95
30.74 37.51 34.89
27.32 34.39 34.35
50.00 32.13 31.65
32.46 36.26 34.45
31.77 34.31 35.10
27.74 34.06 37.71
35.17 50.00 50.00
29.04 36.93 37.01
38.50 36.00 36.40 Cuttoff
I am counting how many times a number comes up under 38.5 in column A
36 in column B and 36.40 in column C. Thus the percentages at the top
of the page. I want to combine both column A, B and C to create one
column and only one positive will be counted for each row. I want to
discrimante if for example, you take row 10. Both numbers in row 10
would be counted because they are under 38.5 and 36 for there respected
columns. I need to know how to discriminate against this so it is only
counted once in the percentage at the top when I combine the positives
in the columns????? Only one positive for each row is counted!!
A B C
37.65 50.00 37.64
33.48 39.74 46.95
30.74 37.51 34.89
27.32 34.39 34.35
50.00 32.13 31.65
32.46 36.26 34.45
31.77 34.31 35.10
27.74 34.06 37.71
35.17 50.00 50.00
29.04 36.93 37.01
38.50 36.00 36.40 Cuttoff
I am counting how many times a number comes up under 38.5 in column A
36 in column B and 36.40 in column C. Thus the percentages at the top
of the page. I want to combine both column A, B and C to create one
column and only one positive will be counted for each row. I want to
discrimante if for example, you take row 10. Both numbers in row 10
would be counted because they are under 38.5 and 36 for there respected
columns. I need to know how to discriminate against this so it is only
counted once in the percentage at the top when I combine the positives
in the columns????? Only one positive for each row is counted!!