I have an application form and when it is online teachers will enter how many students from a class will join a competition. I have a column that they choose classes as 2,3 or 4. Currently I can see student totals by getting row total to the bottom of page. But I need not general totals but totals for each class. How many students from 2nd classes, how many from 3rd ...etc. will join the competition?
When building graphs it does not accept choosing classes (2,3 and 4) and student numbers (as 12 from a class, 22 from another, 17 from another class etc.) who will join competition, as both of them are integers. How can I see and display totals according to classes on the table and more important a pie chart etc graph? Kind regards,
If I understood you correctly, you wish to calculate the total of each row, correct?
If that is true, and you are using a manual table, you can add a formula column, where you can define which columns will be used and which formulas will be used to get the desired result.
I may have misunderstood the question, so if this is not what you were hoping to achieve, could you show me what your table looks like, and what you'd like to do?
No not like that. Let's say five teacher entered student numbers for 2nd classes (I need total of 2nd classes), 9 teachers entered student numbers for 3rd classes (I need total of 3rd classes), 15 teachers entered student numbers for 4th classes (I need total of 4th classes). In the columns one column is for class grade (2nd class) and next to it there is a number (how many students). I found a bypass by definind class type as string and correcting it as "2nd class" not only 2. But I think numbers must also be regarded to build graphs (I mean both values as numbers).
Hello,
I have an application form and when it is online teachers will enter how many students from a class will join a competition. I have a column that they choose classes as 2,3 or 4. Currently I can see student totals by getting row total to the bottom of page. But I need not general totals but totals for each class. How many students from 2nd classes, how many from 3rd ...etc. will join the competition?
When building graphs it does not accept choosing classes (2,3 and 4) and student numbers (as 12 from a class, 22 from another, 17 from another class etc.) who will join competition, as both of them are integers. How can I see and display totals according to classes on the table and more important a pie chart etc graph? Kind regards,
Hello sahinozyurek.
If I understood you correctly, you wish to calculate the total of each row, correct?
If that is true, and you are using a manual table, you can add a formula column, where you can define which columns will be used and which formulas will be used to get the desired result.
I may have misunderstood the question, so if this is not what you were hoping to achieve, could you show me what your table looks like, and what you'd like to do?
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Hi Alexandar,
No not like that. Let's say five teacher entered student numbers for 2nd classes (I need total of 2nd classes), 9 teachers entered student numbers for 3rd classes (I need total of 3rd classes), 15 teachers entered student numbers for 4th classes (I need total of 4th classes). In the columns one column is for class grade (2nd class) and next to it there is a number (how many students). I found a bypass by definind class type as string and correcting it as "2nd class" not only 2. But I think numbers must also be regarded to build graphs (I mean both values as numbers).
Hello again sahinozyurek.
I'm pretty sure I'm misunderstanding the structure of the table.
Before I'm able to provide a valid response, can you please show me what the table looks like, and where you wish to get the totals of these classes?
Numbers have to be included to build charts, that is correct.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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