Hi @Seth Kubli
You could try this formula:
=100*ROUND((IF([8.1.1.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.1.2 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.1.3 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.2.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.2.2.a-m Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.3.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.4.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.4.2 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.6.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.1.6.2 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.2.1.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.2.1.2 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.2.2.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.2.2.2 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.2.2.3 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.2.4.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.2.4.2 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.4.1.1 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.4.1.2 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.4.1.3 Test Results]="Fail",1,0)+IF([8.4.1.4 Test Results]="Fail",1,0))/21,2)&"%"
This will give you a result which calculates the percent of fail in total 21.
This is my test, I create 3 choice column and use the following formula to calculate the pass percent:
=100*ROUND((IF(Choice="Pass",1,0)+IF(Choice2="Pass",1,0)+IF(Choice3="Pass",1,0))/3,2)&"%"
This is my test result:
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