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In the example below I need to return a count of column "B" data "Garcia,
Deborah", "HARRIS, CHARMAINE", "SEIBLY, RONALD" only where the data in column
"A" is unique to the same data in column "B". (Repetative values in column
"A" being counted only once per data in column "B". I need the below example
to return a count of 2 each for "Garcia, Deborah", "HARRIS, CHARMAINE" and
""SEIBLY, RONALD". Complicating this calculation is the fact that two of the
agents in column "B" touched the same contact in column "A", note the same
contact_ID.

Is this possible?

A B C
contact_id Completed By description
20LNWTGITX GARCIA, DEBORAH Indirect Confirmation
20LNWTGITX GARCIA, DEBORAH No Confirmation Made
B21T9A55B1 GARCIA, DEBORAH Direct Confirmation
WVYLBERITX HARRIS, CHARMAINE No Confirmation Made
WVYLBERITX HARRIS, CHARMAINE No Confirmation Made
BQFWA3AEM1 HARRIS, CHARMAINE Voicemail Confirmation
20LNWTGITX SEIBLY, RONALD Indirect Confirmation
20LNWTGITX SEIBLY, RONALD No Confirmation Made
34V75WIITX SEIBLY, RONALD Direct Confirmation

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With data from A2 to C10 with no blank rows try the below formula...You can
reference the name to a cell..Please note that this is an array formula. You
create array formulas in the same way that you create other formulas, except
you press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter the formula. If successful in 'Formula
Bar' you can notice the curly braces at both ends like "{=<formula}"

=SUM(N(FREQUENCY(IF((B2:B10="Garcia,
deborah"),MATCH(A2:A10,A2:A10,)),MATCH(A2:A10,A2:A 10,))0))

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"ascottbag-hcm" wrote:

In the example below I need to return a count of column "B" data "Garcia,
Deborah", "HARRIS, CHARMAINE", "SEIBLY, RONALD" only where the data in column
"A" is unique to the same data in column "B". (Repetative values in column
"A" being counted only once per data in column "B". I need the below example
to return a count of 2 each for "Garcia, Deborah", "HARRIS, CHARMAINE" and
""SEIBLY, RONALD". Complicating this calculation is the fact that two of the
agents in column "B" touched the same contact in column "A", note the same
contact_ID.

Is this possible?

A B C
contact_id Completed By description
20LNWTGITX GARCIA, DEBORAH Indirect Confirmation
20LNWTGITX GARCIA, DEBORAH No Confirmation Made
B21T9A55B1 GARCIA, DEBORAH Direct Confirmation
WVYLBERITX HARRIS, CHARMAINE No Confirmation Made
WVYLBERITX HARRIS, CHARMAINE No Confirmation Made
BQFWA3AEM1 HARRIS, CHARMAINE Voicemail Confirmation
20LNWTGITX SEIBLY, RONALD Indirect Confirmation
20LNWTGITX SEIBLY, RONALD No Confirmation Made
34V75WIITX SEIBLY, RONALD Direct Confirmation

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