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Count Unique Records in Filtered List
I was trying to work with the below function, but it is too slow:
=SUMPRODUCT((C5:C15000<"")/(COUNTIF(C5:C15000,C5:C15000&""))) Subtotal(103,C5:C15000) Works alright, but doesn't handle uniques...and it is slow too Next, I tried this code, and it is certainly fast: Sub Sub1() ' in sheet module Dim sCell$, iErr&, iRowV&, iCount& Dim CollPtr1 As Collection ' pointer to object Set CollPtr1 = New Collection ' object For iRowV = 5 To 15000 sCell = Cells(iRowV, 3).Value If sCell < "" Then ' ck blank On Error Resume Next ' don't break CollPtr1.Add "", sCell iErr = Err.Number On Error GoTo 0 ' restore error processing If iErr = 0 Then iCount = iCount + 1 End If Next iRowV Cells(3, 3) = iCount End Sub However, it doesn't count unique records in a filtered list. I've seen a Pivot Table count uniques, when the Pivot Table has a helper column. http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot07.html#Unique Is this the best way to go? Code, or a pivot table; In think functions will be too slow (I need to do this for four columns). I'm looking for the best solution, in terms of speed/performance. Thanks, Ryan--- -- RyGuy |
Count Unique Records in Filtered List
Perhaps in place of:
If sCell < "" Then we use: If sCell < "" And Cells(iRowV, 3).Rows.Hidden=False Then This will force the code to ignore the items that the filter has hidden. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200814 "ryguy7272" wrote: I was trying to work with the below function, but it is too slow: =SUMPRODUCT((C5:C15000<"")/(COUNTIF(C5:C15000,C5:C15000&""))) Subtotal(103,C5:C15000) Works alright, but doesn't handle uniques...and it is slow too Next, I tried this code, and it is certainly fast: Sub Sub1() ' in sheet module Dim sCell$, iErr&, iRowV&, iCount& Dim CollPtr1 As Collection ' pointer to object Set CollPtr1 = New Collection ' object For iRowV = 5 To 15000 sCell = Cells(iRowV, 3).Value If sCell < "" Then ' ck blank On Error Resume Next ' don't break CollPtr1.Add "", sCell iErr = Err.Number On Error GoTo 0 ' restore error processing If iErr = 0 Then iCount = iCount + 1 End If Next iRowV Cells(3, 3) = iCount End Sub However, it doesn't count unique records in a filtered list. I've seen a Pivot Table count uniques, when the Pivot Table has a helper column. http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot07.html#Unique Is this the best way to go? Code, or a pivot table; In think functions will be too slow (I need to do this for four columns). I'm looking for the best solution, in terms of speed/performance. Thanks, Ryan--- -- RyGuy |
Count Unique Records in Filtered List
Unreal!! Perfect, too!!
Thanks GS!!! Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Gary''s Student" wrote: Perhaps in place of: If sCell < "" Then we use: If sCell < "" And Cells(iRowV, 3).Rows.Hidden=False Then This will force the code to ignore the items that the filter has hidden. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200814 "ryguy7272" wrote: I was trying to work with the below function, but it is too slow: =SUMPRODUCT((C5:C15000<"")/(COUNTIF(C5:C15000,C5:C15000&""))) Subtotal(103,C5:C15000) Works alright, but doesn't handle uniques...and it is slow too Next, I tried this code, and it is certainly fast: Sub Sub1() ' in sheet module Dim sCell$, iErr&, iRowV&, iCount& Dim CollPtr1 As Collection ' pointer to object Set CollPtr1 = New Collection ' object For iRowV = 5 To 15000 sCell = Cells(iRowV, 3).Value If sCell < "" Then ' ck blank On Error Resume Next ' don't break CollPtr1.Add "", sCell iErr = Err.Number On Error GoTo 0 ' restore error processing If iErr = 0 Then iCount = iCount + 1 End If Next iRowV Cells(3, 3) = iCount End Sub However, it doesn't count unique records in a filtered list. I've seen a Pivot Table count uniques, when the Pivot Table has a helper column. http://www.contextures.com/xlPivot07.html#Unique Is this the best way to go? Code, or a pivot table; In think functions will be too slow (I need to do this for four columns). I'm looking for the best solution, in terms of speed/performance. Thanks, Ryan--- -- RyGuy |
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