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Counting how many yes in a radio button.

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Hi ,

I have a app I am building. In this app it ask's about 15 questions with radio buttons that have a yes or no answer. I need to write a if statement that counts how many yes's there are and if it more than 2 it changes the screen color. With the help from user @mdevaney I implemented the following code.

If((If(Radio1_26.SelectedText.OptionText ="No",2,0)+If(Radio1_2.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_3.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_4.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_5.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_6.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_7.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_8.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_9.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_10.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_14.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_15.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0)+If(Radio1_16.SelectedText.OptionText ="Yes",1,0))>1,Green,Red)

Un fortunately no mater how many yes's or no's are selected it always stays green. I'm not sure what i have done wrong. any help would be greatly appreciated.

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RandyHayes 76,297 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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You might consider the following formula as a replacement:

If( CountRows( Filter( Split( Radio1_26.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_2.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_3.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_4.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_5.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_6.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_7.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_8.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_9.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_10.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_14.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_15.Selected.OptionText & ";" & Radio1_16.Selected.OptionText, ";" ), Result="Yes" ) ) > 1, Green, Red )

I noticed that you had what appeared to be the opposite logic on the Radio1_26 control. Not sure the significance of that.

But, if you want to count the Yes's, the above formula should do it.

If you need a weighted system of counting then I like @mdevaney's formula for the assignment of numeric values.

I also assume that your Radio control Items property has an "OptionText" field in it.

Avoid using the SelectedText property of the controls that have them as they have been deprecated.

I hope this is helpful for you.

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dshawSLDC 16 on at

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Thanks, once I changed to selected instead of selectedtext it worked.

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