Ok so I have attached a screenshot of the nutrition information for a can of chickpeas. It gives the nutrition information for 130g and says there are 3.5 servings per can.

Now if I actually drain the liquid off of them, then the weight will be different. Is that 130g of BEANS alone? Or 130g of beans in their liquid?

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The second attachment is the nutritional information for Jolly Time Healthy Pop Popcorn. I used all the numbers down the left column, multiplying each times 2.5, to figure the points for an entire bag...is that the right way to do it? I got this figured at 4 points for the whole bag, do you guys agree with this or have I figured something wrong? Popcorn numbers always mess me up.

I would say that the 130 grams is for just the beans, and that's how I measure things like that. However, if you want to be sure, you could drain off the liquid and measure the weight of all of the beans. I would expect that there would be about 385 grams of beans alone, and if so you would know it is just the beans.
For the popcorn: yes you mulitply the calories, fat, and fiber in the left hand columb by 2.5. And I came up with 4 points for the entire bag.

Mini, is the 4pts for the entire bag of 94% less fat popcorn? And where does the 2.5 measurement come from.

4 points is how I counted the popcorn as well. And the 2.5 comes from 2.5 servings per bag.

Thanks melbellrocks, I guessed I goofed the first time I had the popcorn, I should have know that it was too good to be true that a whole bag was one point. In the future I will stick to the 100 calorie bags.