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Vadim Pavlovich
Apr 27, 2018Copper Contributor
Compare 3 sets of data and display percentage of new entries
Hello, we are running 3 surveys and we would like to compare how many new participants we are getting each time. We have 3 sets of email addresses from each survey. We have following sets of ...
SergeiBaklan
Apr 27, 2018Diamond Contributor
Hi Vadim,
Let say your sets are in columns A, B and C. To calculate number of records in each set you may as
=COUNTA($A$1:$A$2000)
and how many records from set 1 are in set 2 as
=SUM(COUNTIF($A$1:$A$2000,$B$1:$B$2000))
above is array formula (Ctrl+Shift+Enter)
The rest is simple arithmetic.
You may use above formulas for entire columns, like
=SUM(COUNTIF($A:$A,$B:$B))
but it will take minutes to recalculate
- Vadim PavlovichApr 27, 2018Copper Contributor
Hello Sergei,
For some reason I'm getting "0" as a result of this formula
=SUM(COUNTIF($B$1:$B$2000,$D$1:$D$2000))
In my case data set 1 is in range B:B, and data set 2 is in range D:D
- SergeiBaklanApr 27, 2018Diamond Contributor
Vadim, it looks like this and attached
Be sure you enter the formula as array one, i.e. by combination of Ctrl+Shift+Enter
- Vadim PavlovichApr 28, 2018Copper Contributor
Thank you very much, I dot that working!