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I have a sheet that will potentially use all 60 odd thousand rows. One column
will be "Job" and I want a list of unique jobs to be generated from this column. Currently I'd have a countif along the lines of =IF(COUNTIF($A$1:A13,A14)0,"",MAX($B$1:B13)+1) copied all the way down, then use the numbers to index/match and pull off a list of jobs. To have this running down the entire sheet would take a bit of processing power (maybe not alot, but certainlly more than I want it to if possible) and it occurs to me that if I could find a formula that finds the next unique match in an array (compaired to another array) that this would help lots. =VLOOKUP(<A1:A10,Sheet1!A1:A65536,1,FALSE) for example. |
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