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Calculating percentages based on the number of checked boxes in a column

 
 
gareth.wretham@gmail.com
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      6th Jun 2007
I have a column of check boxes which users will check off as they
complete associated tasks.

I want to record a percentage total at the bottom of the column which
reflects the proportion of tasks completed.

Eg if 4 out of the 8 boxes are checked then the "50%" will be
displayed in the relevant cell.

Thanks

 
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Roger Govier
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      6th Jun 2007
see reply to your posting in worksheet.functions



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>I have a column of check boxes which users will check off as they
> complete associated tasks.
>
> I want to record a percentage total at the bottom of the column which
> reflects the proportion of tasks completed.
>
> Eg if 4 out of the 8 boxes are checked then the "50%" will be
> displayed in the relevant cell.
>
> Thanks
>



 
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