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I have a column of data that looks something like this:
Spanish 0 0 French 0 German French 0 0 Spanish I want to insert a formula at the bottom of the column to give me the total number of unique languages (that is, a count of all the unique values, ignoring zeros). I have tried using both of the following formulas (which I don't really understand so feel free to point out the obvious), but both include the zeros in the count: =SUMPRODUCT((D3:D77<"")/COUNTIF(D3:D77,D3:D77&"")) AND =SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(MATCH(D3:D77,D3:D77,0),MATCH(D3: D77,D3:D77,0))0,1)) where D3:D77 is the range of data I am working with. The reason I have zeros in my column is that the cells already contain an IF formula which populates with the language name if column B contains a 1 and populates with a 0 otherwise, i.e: =IF(B3=1,"Spanish",0) Can anyone help? |
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