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Olivia has attended:
Excel Introduction course

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How do you 'count' words in a spreadsheet? ie. if a column was made up of yes's and no's, and I wanted to record how many of each there were eg. NO 24 YES 47 how would I do that?

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Hello Olivia

Thank you for your question.

You need to use the countif function. Countif simply looks at a specified range of cells and counts the cells whose contents meet a specified criteria

The syntax for your problem would be

=COUNTIF(C1:C5,"yes")

where C1:C5 is the range of cells to be searched and "yes" is the criteria to be counted

You would then repeat this process with the criteria "no" in another cell

Hope this is useful

Regrds

Stephen

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