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Pivot table question
When trying to analyze raw data, I have multiple instances of clients and
want the pivot table to count clients rather than count each instance. Example: AAAA-1 AAAA-1 BBBB-1 CCCC-1 CCCC-1 I want the pivot table to return 3 clients, not 5. |
Pivot table question
Hi, you could use this formula, property of T. Valko instead of a pivot table:
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A50<"")/COUNTIF(A1:A50,A1:A50&"")) -- Alex *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you. Thank you! "Jugglertwo" wrote: When trying to analyze raw data, I have multiple instances of clients and want the pivot table to count clients rather than count each instance. Example: AAAA-1 AAAA-1 BBBB-1 CCCC-1 CCCC-1 I want the pivot table to return 3 clients, not 5. |
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