Excel trickery

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NickFitz replied

11 December 2009, 14:42
Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post

Choplifter.

Haven't seen that site before.

I worked on the PC conversion of this one
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RichardCranium replied

11 December 2009, 14:32
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

Similar to VisiCalc I believe.

I have a sudden urge to play a game that involves flying a helicopter back and forth and rescuing people.

Found it! Choplifter.

Last edited by RichardCranium; 11 December 2009, 14:38.
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NickFitz replied

11 December 2009, 14:15
Originally posted by zeitghost

Wot's excel?

Is it like 123?

Similar to VisiCalc I believe.
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RichardCranium replied

11 December 2009, 11:37
Originally posted by zeitghost

Wot's excel?

Is it like 123?

To 'excel' is to invest in a flash car, like an open topped Jag, so that you can pull the hottest totty available (e.g. the lustee) and so be distinguised from the rest of the world by your outstanding notability.
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NiceUpNorth replied

11 December 2009, 11:08
OMG basic excel skills.....
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Olly replied

11 December 2009, 10:39
=countif
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DaveB started a topic Excel trickery

11 December 2009, 10:38
Excel trickery
I have an excel spread sheet, part of which contains the answers to a series of Y/N questions.

Is there an easy way to tot up the number of yes's in the range?

This is an example of what I want to get as the end result withut having to add up the yes's in each row by hand.

Code:

A B C D E F G 1 Item Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Total 2 foo Y N Y Y N 3 3 bar N N N Y Y 2
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