The formula I have used is =SUM(IF(Resolution="01 - Student Conference/Warning",1/COUNTIF(Resolution,"01 - Student Conference/Warning",Student,Student))). I enter as an array formula , using CTRL SHIFT ENTER.
I finally got back to my spreadsheet and your formula worked but I have run into another problem with the #NAME? error that really has me baffled. I am trying to find the number of students that have received a particular resolution. I am copying and pasting a portion of the spreadsheet here...
Are there any sort of restrictions on the data names for the formulas to work? My behavior types are like "01-01 Behavior Detrimental to Learning". They are a combination of numbers and text and begin with numbers. I know the formula is not working because of something like this problem.
Using the table below, I want to count the race of the unique students who have a referral for Disrespect. Each student only gets counted once even if they have multiple referrals so the race will only be counted once. There are 4 unique students that have a referral for Disrespect. There...
Yes I am new at this Excell stuff.
So here is my formula:
SUM(IF(ISNUMBER(FIND("Out-of-School",D:D)),1/COUNTIFS(D:D,"*Out-of-School*",A:A,A:A)))
I am getting a error of division by zero. What am I doing wrong?
I am trying to get a formula that will return the following result. If column D shows "Out-of-School" anywhere in the cell, then I want to count the number of unique students that have a resolution stating "out-of-school". For this particular set of data there are 3 unique students that have a...
I am trying to get a formula that will return the following result. If column B shows "Out-of-Town" any where in the cell, then I want to count the number of unique employees that are out-of-town at any time during that week. For this particular week there should be 2. The problem I have is...