Hi Excel Help Forum,
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I am working with survey results from a Google survey. Some of the questions were checkbox questions, which means they allowed to tick multiple answers. As a result, some cells in my spreadsheet contain multiple values. Some only have one, others two, others more than that.
What I am trying to do is to filter the cells (according to state of the respondent, for instance) and then count the values in the cell. Filter and COUNTIF would be the perfect option. I have tried to use this SUBTOTAL/OFFSET formula to get around it
=SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(Overview!Z2:Z27,ROW(Overview!Z2:Z27)-ROW(Overview!Z2),0,1))*(Overview!Z2:Overview!Z27="Y")).
The problem I am facing is that this formula only counts the cells that contain one value ("Y"). It does not count the "Y"s in cell where there are multiple values. Is there any way around this?
Many many thanks for your help.
Shikriti
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