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Default Countif only once

I Have a worksheet which I am adding rows to as i get information in.

One of the columns is country, what I want to do is countif so i know the
number of times that a country appears. Basically I am using a simple countif
formula in the adjacent cell to that specific row but extending the range so
it automatically counts new data when it is entered. For example my data
currently ranges from C1:C11 but my range is C1:C111 so as to automatically
pick up new data as it is entered. There is also not a set range of countries
so a new country might appear in C34 lets say.

What I need to avoid is the countif function repeating, so for example if
"Greece" appears in C4 and C8 then My countif formula in D4 will return 2 for
Greece... perfect, however the formula will once again return 2 in C8, I want
to avoid this so as the countif function is used once per country.

I hope this is clear, I'm in abit of a rush today.

Many thanks in adance for your help,

Kind regards,

Ant

 
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