Ipad numbers pop up menu calculation

Hi I am using numbers on my ipad and have two questions.
I have a worksheet which has a column with 15 cells that all have a pop up menu. The menu has two choices for answers a: girl b: boy.
I need to create a function that will calculate how many boys and how many girls have been selected. Is there a way this can be done.?
Also I have a column that has 15 tick boxes. If the cell is ticked I would like it to go green if it is not ticked I would like it to stay red. Is this possible?
Thanks in advance guys.

if there is a column with these pop-ups... lt's say column B in a table named "Table 1"
and you have a another table for a summary that refers to "Table 1", you can use countif():
For the table "Summary":
B2=COUNTIF(Table 1::$B, A2)
select B2, copy,
select the column B by clicking the column header "B", then command click cell B1 to unselect, paste

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