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Hello,
I suggest a careful step by step approach: If your data is in Sheet1, A1:C8: 1. Create a helper column in sheet1. Enter =A1&";"&C1 into D1 and copy down to D8 2. Get my UDF List_Freq from http://www.sulprobil.com/html/listfreq.html and insert it into a macro module: Press ALT + F11, insert a module, copy macro text into module, go back to worksheet, but now Sheet2 (TWO!) 3. Select cells A1:B8 in sheet2 and array-enter =List_Freq(Sheet1!D1:D8,1) [Press CTRL + ALT + ENTER to enter formula, curly brackets should enclose your formula after that] 4. Create a helper column in sheet2. Enter =LEFT(FIND(";",A1&";")-1) into C1 and copy down to C8 5. Select cells A1:B8 in sheet3 and array-enter =List_Freq(Sheet1!C1:C8,1) [Press CTRL + ALT + ENTER to enter formula, curly brackets should enclose your formula after that] Sheet3 shows your results. Ignore blank and zero entries in first rows. I hope it is an advantage to see intermediate results here. You can spot user entry errors easily, I think. Regards, Bernd |
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