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Default How assing unique number in a column based on a combination of two cells


Hi,

I have a spreadsheet with two columns. Here is an example:

Toronto Missisauga
Toronto North York
Toronto East York

Here I want the third column to assign 1 in all combinations wher
Toronto is first. Now further down I will have

Missisauga Toronto
Missisauga Brampton
Missisauga Etobikoke

I would like Missisauga - Toronto to remain 1 in hte third column, bu
for the other two a new number to be assigned.

I hope this is clear. The process shouldn't be very complicated. It ca
do it one at the time so I can pick thenumbers to be assigned.

Thank yo

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