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Thanks so much! That's just the answer I needed! :)

I've searched the forums and this thread was the closest thing I could find to my question/answer. Essentially, I have a set of data that assigns numerical values to satisfaction levels (i.e. "Very Satisfied" = 5, "Very dissatisfied" = 0). I want to make a bar chart that displays categories on...

Thanks so much! One more question: in the same survey, I have questions that involve a satisfaction range from "Very Dissatisfied" to "Very Satisfied," with 0 points assigned to the former and 4 points assigned to the latter. How can I adjust the Y-axis so that its labels are "Very...

Well, I figured out how to calculate the exact numbers for each industry average, but now my problem is displaying the chart to provide uneven increments (1, 100, 1000, 10000). Help?

My company a survey in which respondents select a botton that relects the number of employees in increments (so box 1 is from 1-99, box 2 is from 100-999, box 3 is from 1000-9999, and box 4 is 10000+). When the data was gathered, it was gathered according to which button was selected and...

Thanks very much! :)

Thanks for trying to help, Striker. As it is, we decided to do it the "long, arduous" way and give the old DBs an overhaul anyway. :)

Is there a formula for Excel that takes business days into account (when adding days to a date)? I am creating a spreadsheet template that will track deadlines, and if one date gets changed early on in the schedule, the rest will need to be adjusted as well. I want to have the spreadsheet be...

Certainly. Both database 1 and 2 share essential contact information (names, addresses, phone numbers, etc.). DB1 has roughly 20,000 records and has a lot more fields. We'll call the rest of the fields A, B, C, D, E, F. DB2 has about 3,000 records, some of which are the same records as DB1...

Database 1 and 2 were created and maintained after some period of time, but after awhile, it was decided that it would be more efficient to just have one database with data from both 1 and 2. Since Database 1 has far more records than Database 2, it seemed like a simple matter of adjusting 1's...