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Sequential Numbering of Duplicates
Hi everyone,
Ive got a sheet with the following data. A = Branch Number C = Category (text from a data validation list) D = Category Number (from a lookup) can be 1-14 H = Number in the Category I was going to summarise this using Sumproduct to count the number in each category in each branch. However, what I didnt realise was that there could be more than one lot of each category and they need to be kept as the separate counts. So I thought I would number the duplicates but I need to start the re-number for each branch. What I need is a unique number for CategoryA(1), CategoryA(2) and CategoryA(3) for each branch. Hope someone will have some idea of what I need to do based on this pretty scrappy description (body here brain catching up it is Monday!) Cheers Diddy |
Sequential Numbering of Duplicates
why not just create the unique ID concatenating the first three fields
=A1 & B1 & C1 "Diddy" wrote: Hi everyone, Ive got a sheet with the following data. A = Branch Number C = Category (text from a data validation list) D = Category Number (from a lookup) can be 1-14 H = Number in the Category I was going to summarise this using Sumproduct to count the number in each category in each branch. However, what I didnt realise was that there could be more than one lot of each category and they need to be kept as the separate counts. So I thought I would number the duplicates but I need to start the re-number for each branch. What I need is a unique number for CategoryA(1), CategoryA(2) and CategoryA(3) for each branch. Hope someone will have some idea of what I need to do based on this pretty scrappy description (body here brain catching up it is Monday!) Cheers Diddy |
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