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I have a worksheet with 2 columns.
First column contains a date (several duplicates possible, even in hundreds). Second column contains a code (4 or 5 different values). Duplicates possible for first column + second column combination. For example, for a given date, many records possible with same code value. How could I write a formula to give me per code value the "unique" number of dates found between 2 given date values. Meaning, as parameter I can pass three arguments viz. code value start date value end date value In return I want the number of unique dates (including start and end date) to be returned. All help appreciated. |
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