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Reverse Unique Values
Excel2003 ...
Col H contains up to 100 unique values Col D contains Values L1, L2, L3 out to L50 (100 repeats of this set) In Col C ... I wish a formula to return: 1st set L1-L50 ... 1st unique value from Col H 2nd set L1-L50 ... 2nd unique value from Col H 3rd set L1-L50 ... 3rd unique value from Col H etc etc until all unqiue values are populated in Col C (up to 100 sets) Thanks for the guidance ... Kha |
Reverse Unique Values
Hi,
I'm not sure the reason that you emphasize on unique value. I hope I understood your question. I would suggest this formula on C1 and pls drag down for other cells: =INDEX($H$1:$H$100,COUNTIF($D$1:D1,D1)) The outcome will be something like this (it doesn't care col H value is unique or not, just choose n-th value based on n-th set L1-L50) Col C Col D Col H 2 L1 (1st set) 2 2 L2 1 2 L3 3 2 L4 4 2 L5 5 .. .. .. .. .. 2 L48 2 L49 2 L50 (1st set end) 1 L1 (2nd set) 1 L2 1 L3 1 L4 1 L5 1 L6 "Ken" wrote: Excel2003 ... Col H contains up to 100 unique values Col D contains Values L1, L2, L3 out to L50 (100 repeats of this set) In Col C ... I wish a formula to return: 1st set L1-L50 ... 1st unique value from Col H 2nd set L1-L50 ... 2nd unique value from Col H 3rd set L1-L50 ... 3rd unique value from Col H etc etc until all unqiue values are populated in Col C (up to 100 sets) Thanks for the guidance ... Kha |
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