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{sum(if(Q1 == 'A1' OR Q1 == 'A2' OR Q1 == 'A3' OR Q1 == 'A4', 1, 0), if(Q2 == 'A4' OR Q2 == 'A5', 1, 0))}
I think the graphic is simply to indicate which advisors get a point for each answer and that there are seven more similar list-radio questions. In that case, you would need to sum the results from all questions as my abbreviated example indicates.You don't need to sum anything. You just check which item is answered and then write the name of the advisors.
Joffm wrote: Hi,
are you sure that the highest score is unique? Or can there be more than one with the same - highest - score?
If that is the case, what will sorting of all four advisers will change?misterdot wrote: As I've been testing, I'm realizing that ties will be common - including the possibility of a 4-way tie for first.