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Hi,
I have table of 15 columns where some, all or none of the columns may have a TRUE in 1 or more of the columns.
I'm looking to create a calculated column which shows me the number of "TRUE" per row with the answer in each row being 0, or 1 - 15.
From my research I understand I need to use a logical test as I'm using True and False values . I've also thought of changing the TRUE/FALSE format to whole numbers but we already have other filters set up for the TRUE/FALSE set up so I would rather leave them as TRUE/FALSE.
is COUNTAX the function I should be using?
Thanks
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Thanks for your help. I got to the answer just before you posted! My way was much more complicated but hey I learnt a few new things today. So much to learn! thanks again. 🙂
So after more hours of searching I came across an example which was similar to mine so I copied the code and tried to amend it
sadly this is giving me a repeative number of 281 in every cell.
I was expecting to see this result - what am I doing wrong?
If anyone has any advice I'd be really grateful
I have searched for other examples but can only find one's that start like this:
I'm also not sure if I can add 15 columns all inside one set of brackets? is that too many?
Any help would be really appreciated.
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