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Hi all,
I feel there is a simple solution to this problem but I can't figure it out, i wonder if you guys can help me? Column A: Column B: Column C: Column D: 11 A A 22 A B 33 B C 44 C D 55 C 55 D Column C is blank. Column D is Column B having removed duplicates. In column E, I want a formula that indicates where each corresponding letter in Column D, has more than one column A value. I.e. E1 should read 2 because of 11 in A1 and 22 in A2. And the rest should read E2=1, E3=2, E4=D. I hope this makes sense. I look forward to your help, Thanks |
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