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Here is a solution for multiple counts in a cell.
Assign a prime number to each ChildName (starting with 3) and use Product of ChildName. Then find the prime factors of the resulting Pivot Table product. For how to generate primes and find factors, search excel.worksheet.functions "How to find prime factors of a number" Nov 29, 2005 Lookup factors to get names and concatenate them. |
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