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Formulas for...1. Counting unique cells 2. Display unique contents
Greetings-
I have two problems i've been searching for the answers to for a few days now and have not found the anwer amongst other posts or web sites. I've got a sheet with values like so: A B C Date Shift Product 4/1/04 A N/A 4/1/04 B N/A 4/3/04 C Z9485 4/5/04 C Z8632 4/5/04 D N/A .... ... ... One: The letters in column "B" are work shifts. Shifts occur only once per day. There will be mutliple entries with the same date and shift. (i.e. 10 rows in column A and B which are populated with both 4/1/04 and "A") There are 4 shifts: A, B, C and D. I'd like to count each time a unique date and shift occur. So for all the 4/1/04 and "A" produces a count of 1. For all entries on 4/1/04 and "B" again produces a 1. Two: I need to search the contents of column C which contains only names starting with "Z" and "N/A" (these produced by a formula themselves) and display on another sheet all of the "Z" names. In other words on the oppositte sheet choosing from the above list, it would display Z9485, Z8632. I do not want to get involved with any macros here. A solution should work with an array formula, but i'm not experienced with these yet. The date and shift values will be pasted from elsewhere and will be different every time, so I can't use any filtering. (after pasting, it should do the work for me) Any help is appreciated! J |
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