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Count unique entries across multiple columns
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$20=5490),--($C$2:$C$20=100),--($D$2:$D$20=34))
etc. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "medirate" wrote in message ... I am trying to count the number of unique entries over a group of columns. For instance, I have the following in a spreadsheet: A B C D 1 Account User Fund Dept 2 5490 Sam 100 34 3 5490 Sam 100 34 4 5490 Sam 100 35 5 5491 Ted 200 34 6 5491 Fred 200 34 I am interested in the Account, Fund, and Dept columns which, when combined, form a unique entry. So I need the unique entry and its count. For instance: 5490 100 34 (2) 5490 100 35 (1) 5491 200 34 (2) Can anyone help? |
Count unique entries across multiple columns
I would put this formula in Column E =A2&C2&D2 and then run a pivot table. |
Count unique entries across multiple columns
I am trying to count the number of unique entries over a group of columns.
For instance, I have the following in a spreadsheet: A B C D 1 Account User Fund Dept 2 5490 Sam 100 34 3 5490 Sam 100 34 4 5490 Sam 100 35 5 5491 Ted 200 34 6 5491 Fred 200 34 I am interested in the Account, Fund, and Dept columns which, when combined, form a unique entry. So I need the unique entry and its count. For instance: 5490 100 34 (2) 5490 100 35 (1) 5491 200 34 (2) Can anyone help? |
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