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org-mode spreadsheet multiply 2 columns element-wise using GNU Emacs Calc formula
You may try the orgtb-aggregate package available on Melpa. It will create new tables from yours. In this example, partial sums are computed for similar values of enable:
#+name: mytable
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org mode table: calculate sums between all pairs of adjacent hlines
I would suggest
to separate sums from raw data in a new table
to put student name in its own column
#+name: rawdata
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How to turn numeric percent cell content |86%| into progress bar ▊▊▊▊------ purely with TBLF...
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