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Counting Unique Values
I have a constant situation where I need to count the unique account #'s in
a column. For example, I might have a column that looks like this: 123155 684768 684768 165465 068589 068589 068589 015646 There are 8 account numbers listed, but only 5 unique numbers. What I have been doing thus far is sorting the column (for example column A) then putting the following formula all the way down column B: if(a2=a1,"",a2) if(a3=a2,"",a3) etc... Then, I can count all of the values in column B and it will give me the unique account #'s. Is there a better way to do this? Thanks, Paul |
Counting Unique Values
If the data is in A1:A8, and there can be blank cells, try
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A8<"")/COUNTIF(A1:A8,A1:A8&"")) If no blank cells, you could just try: =SUMPRODUCT(1/COUNTIF(A1:A8,A1:A8)) "Paul Ferro" wrote: I have a constant situation where I need to count the unique account #'s in a column. For example, I might have a column that looks like this: 123155 684768 684768 165465 068589 068589 068589 015646 There are 8 account numbers listed, but only 5 unique numbers. What I have been doing thus far is sorting the column (for example column A) then putting the following formula all the way down column B: if(a2=a1,"",a2) if(a3=a2,"",a3) etc... Then, I can count all of the values in column B and it will give me the unique account #'s. Is there a better way to do this? Thanks, Paul |
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