At 20:04 19/02/2013 -0700, John Meyer wrote:
I'm doing QA in my office and I have a sheet filled with Employee
IDs and a simple pass/fail score, like so:
EmpID Pass/Fail
111111 Pass
111112 Pass
111111 Fail
111113 Fail
What I want to do, is in a separate area of the sheet, have the following:
EmpID %
111111 50
111112 100
111113 0
Where percentage is a ratio of the number of passes vs the number of
all scored results.
I have a column of all possible IDs. My question is would it be
easier to do this via a VLOOKUP or a Data Pilot. Either way is okay
as long as I can get the results.
I'd use neither, I think. Suppose your data above is in columns A,
B, and C. In D2, enter:
=SUMPRODUCT(A$2:A$5=C2;B$2:B$5="Pass")/COUNTIF(A$2:A$5;C2)
and fill this down the column.
With this version, you will need to format column D as Percent. If
you preferred, you could add *100 to the formula and format the
column as Number.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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