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Say I have items in column A that are not unique. Also, say that if
something is filled in on another column (B), to count that unique item in column A. Column A is sorted. Column B may or may not be. Graphically: (A) 040000-000001 040000-000002 040000-000003 040000-000003 040000-000003 040000-000004 .... (B) COMPLETE ABORT INVALID INVALID COMPLETE COMPLETE .... ... should return 4. However, if one (or two) of the instances for 040000-000003 are null (blank), it *still* should return 4 (as one of the instances have a "mark"). In other words, the only time I should see a decrease in number of uniques in column A is if and only if every occurence of that unique in column A has a null for column B. Any ideas? |
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