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rayramirezdvm,
Firstly, not 100% idiot proof but you could count the X's by using e.g. for your C11 =LEN(C11) It will actually count any characters but you will have to rely on user entry discipline to avoid spaces or maybe use..... =LEN(SUBSTITUTE(C11," ","")) You could use SUMPRODUCT to compute some of the stats you want but given the variety of stats you mention above I think it would be worth restyling your raw data and then exploring the use of a pivot table. Below is a link to one of a series of video tutorials (You Tube abounds with such things) that might be worth you watching. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ffdXfriLPQ Hope that helps. |
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