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I have a calculation which is roughly "=count(if(A1:A100=F5,B1:B100)" where
F5 is a set value, column A is a list of values and column B is a list of dates. I need the calculation to count the number of dates, but if the date is duplicated I need the calculation to recognise its value only once. |
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Ensure that the data is sorted in date order.
Add a helper column (P, say) and in P2put =if(O2=O1 then 1,"") and copy this down. A duplicate date will then have a 1 against it. You can then either use Autofilter to view those with a blank in P (remember that the Autosum value inthe bar at the bottom of the screen only counts visible cells); or you can re-sort by col P to keep the "blanks" at the top and just work on those. Alf |
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