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I have a column in a list that contains types of expenses. I want to count
how many different types of expenses I have. In other words, if one of the expense types is "office" and there are several instances of "office", I just want to count "office" once. If "fees" is in the column several times, I just want to count fees once and so on. The way I do it now is to use the Subtotal feature to group the expenses, and then click on the level 2 button. The level 2 subtotals will return just one instance of each type. I then copy them and use paste special to paste the values in cells off to the side. I can then use the count function to count each type of expense. So I am wondering if there is a better way or if there is a function that will count just one instance of a group within a field. |
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