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Use Case Examples - Quality/Safety: How to generate a % score from pass/fails from inspections
Use Case Examples - Quality/Safety: How to generate a % score from pass/fails from inspections

Learn how to generate a % score from a Pass/Fail score in inspections.

Janmari Tanga-An avatar
Written by Janmari Tanga-An
Updated over 6 months ago

For inspections that require a % score based from the Pass/Fail scores in questions/requirements, you can easily use the COUNTIF() formula. Inspections usually have a fixed number of questions therefore we're going to be using a Prefilled table for the source table. At the end of the rows, there's a column intended to display whether it's a 'Pass' or 'Fail' (this could be a drop-down list). We'll then have a separate table to indicate the % of questions have passed from the total number of questions based from the 'Pass/Fail' selection.

To start, navigate your cursor to the left tab and choose either a 'Prefilled' table. Create your table as intended in the form.

For a Prefilled data table, use the formula to your display cell in the display table:

=COUNTIF(Source_Table!Column:Column, Criteria)/Number*100
  • Note: This formula is used for when you know the total number of rows in the prefilled table.

  • Note: You cross reference the formula to your Source_Table.

where:

  • Source_Table - is your prefilled data table

  • Column - the column which you want to solve the number of instances

  • Criteria - the condition which makes the condition true for it to count

  • Number - the total number of rows in your prefilled data table

or

=COUNTIF(Source_Table!Column:Column,Criteria)/COUNTA(Source_Table!Column:Column)*100
  • Note: This formula is used for when you don't know the total number of rows in the prefilled table such as (1) there is no auto-numbering of the rows; (2) it's not necessary to number them and; (3) there's too many items.

  • Note: You cross reference the formula to your Source_Table.

where:

  • Source_Table - is your prefilled data table

  • Column - the column which you want to solve the number of instances

  • Criteria - the condition which makes the condition true for it to count

For example,

Given a fixed number (10 items) of inspection questions, you're required to check if the inspection unit/entity has passed or failed by selecting the 'Pass/Fail' in the drop down list. It is your goal to know the % of items that passed and give comments whether it's an overall pass or a re-do inspection in required.

Table 1 Source Table (Prefilled table)

Employee Name

Pass/Faill

Question 1

Pass

Question 2

Pass

Question 3

Fail

Question 4

Fail

Question 5

Pass

Question 6

Fail

Question 7

Fail

Question 8

Pass

Question 9

Pass

Question 10

Pass

Table 2 Display/Conclusion table (Prefilled table)

Overall % Score

Conclusion

(Formula field)

(Text field)

Use the formula in the formula field,

=COUNTIF(Table1!B:B, "Pass")/10*100

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