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I have a questionnaire with 17 questions. The answer for each question is one of the following; 'very satisfied', 'satisfied', 'neither satisfied nor dissatisfied', 'dissatisfied', 'very dissatisfied' and 'did not use'.
I have labelled each question numerically, 1-17.
The results are fed through with each question on the left column (A) and a 1 or a 0 in columns B - H, depending on where the questionnaire candidate put their response.
I want to somehow collate all of the responses to form pie charts for each question individually.
Any suggestions? This is not a one off exercise, so need to establish a set area on a different tab to feed through the results at the press of a refresh button!
I have labelled each question numerically, 1-17.
The results are fed through with each question on the left column (A) and a 1 or a 0 in columns B - H, depending on where the questionnaire candidate put their response.
I want to somehow collate all of the responses to form pie charts for each question individually.
Any suggestions? This is not a one off exercise, so need to establish a set area on a different tab to feed through the results at the press of a refresh button!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Just to clarify, you say you have 1 or 0 in the columns depending upon the replies. When the next reply comes in does the 1 become 2 and so on?
I'm imagining a row per question with the final reults along eacg row readng like this for example.
26 very satisfied, 20 satisfied, 8 niether, 1 dissatisfied, 0 very dis, 7 did not used.
If so, hightlight that row and click on the graph wizard. Follow the wizard through (ask again if ytou need help) and save the graph as a new tab called Q1 graph.
I'm imagining a row per question with the final reults along eacg row readng like this for example.
26 very satisfied, 20 satisfied, 8 niether, 1 dissatisfied, 0 very dis, 7 did not used.
If so, hightlight that row and click on the graph wizard. Follow the wizard through (ask again if ytou need help) and save the graph as a new tab called Q1 graph.
The 1 entry will be the cross in the box, or the yes, the one agreed strongest statement. The 0 will just be the others. Each question can only have one response, so one '1' per question.
I need to use countif / if / sumif I think, but think it needs to be an amalgamation of two.
In normal terms, I want to say 'lookup and see if a row refers to question '1', then feed the results of that row from column'.
I need to use countif / if / sumif I think, but think it needs to be an amalgamation of two.
In normal terms, I want to say 'lookup and see if a row refers to question '1', then feed the results of that row from column'.