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When I filter a multi column table, one column "Pledge"
contains only "Y" or (blank). I filter this column to
="Y". The second column "Grades" contain 1 or more of 10
different text values separated by commas(ex. {pk-ka} {pk-
ka, 1-2b, 5} ). I filter "Grades" using contains. The
information bar at the bottom shows how many in the
specified grade have pledged. I need this number to
calculate a percentage. I currently have to do the filter
then manually enter the number into the % calc.
There has to be away to automate this. Can anyone help.
Would I have been better off with multiple grade columns
containing only 1 value?
I've tried nested ifs, sumif, countif, pivot tables with
no success. Countif has a feature that allows you to use
wildcard(*) to indicate that the text can be anywhere in
the cell but this only gives the total without the other
condition. Nested if, sumif and sumproduct didn't work
either I think because they do not recognize the use of
wildcards to define the acceptible value in "gades.
contains only "Y" or (blank). I filter this column to
="Y". The second column "Grades" contain 1 or more of 10
different text values separated by commas(ex. {pk-ka} {pk-
ka, 1-2b, 5} ). I filter "Grades" using contains. The
information bar at the bottom shows how many in the
specified grade have pledged. I need this number to
calculate a percentage. I currently have to do the filter
then manually enter the number into the % calc.
There has to be away to automate this. Can anyone help.
Would I have been better off with multiple grade columns
containing only 1 value?
I've tried nested ifs, sumif, countif, pivot tables with
no success. Countif has a feature that allows you to use
wildcard(*) to indicate that the text can be anywhere in
the cell but this only gives the total without the other
condition. Nested if, sumif and sumproduct didn't work
either I think because they do not recognize the use of
wildcards to define the acceptible value in "gades.