On Mon, 2011-09-26 at 17:44 -0700, C. Mark Cowart wrote:
> I have two sheets in one Gnumeric workbook. One sheet, "Numbers",
> contains a series of number
>
> groups. Each number group has six two-digit numbers. Each two-digit
> number is in one cell.
>
> There is one number group on one row. There are several hundred
> number groups, therefore, there
>
> are several hundred rows.
>
> Each two-digit number in each number group of six numbers is in a
> column. The first two-digit
>
> number in a number group is in the first column. The second two-digit
> number in a number group
>
> is in the second column, etc.
>
> The goal is to determine the frequency of instances of a particular
> number in a given column.
>
> For example, how often does the number 01 occur in the first column of
> numbers? This answer is
>
> then referenced to second sheet, "Numbers_Frequencies".
>
> An example of the formula that is used for this action is as
> follows:
> "=COUNTIF('Numbers'!$B:$B, 01+'Numbers_Frequencies'!C6)".
>
> The COUNTIF function for the above formula is to count the number of
> instances of the number 01
>
> in column B on Sheet "Numbers" and reference it to cell C6 on Sheet
> "Numbers_Frequencies".
I am not sure what you mean!
=COUNTIF('Numbers'!$B:$B, 01+'Numbers_Frequencies'!C6)
will evaluate 01+'Numbers_Frequencies'!C6 and count the number of cells
in column B of the sheet Numbers that contains the value
01+'Numbers_Frequencies'!C6
What do you mean with "reference it to cell C6"?
>
> There are 326 variations of the above COUNTIF formula. They calculate
> all of the instances of
>
> all of the numbers in a given range of numbers for all of the number
> groups in one sheet, and
>
> then reference them to a second sheet.
>
> After entering all of the formulas, I was able to undate all of the
> instances of the given
>
> numbers that were already in the Numbers Sheet to the appropriate
> reference cells in the
>
> Numbers-Frequencies Sheet, but when I added a new row of numbers, the
> instances did not update
>
> properly. In fact, most, if not all, of the frequency values were
> changed, and incorrectly. In
>
> other words, I had a major screw up.
>
> Fortunately, I had a back up of the original workbook. I attempted to
> update with a new row of
>
> numbers again, but the same thing occurred. So, I have a problem.
> Gnumeric does not seem to do
>
> what it is supposed to do.
>
> What could be the problem? Is there a bug in Gnumeric 1.10.16 that
> prevents the accurate
>
> updating of values between sheets?
I am not aware of any such bug (but of course that does not mean such a
bug does not exist.)
Could you provide your workbook and an detailed explanation what you are
doing and what you would expect the result to be (where you observe
something else).
Thanks
Andreas
--
Andreas Guelzow <aguel...@pyrshep.ca>
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