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Hi. I have a sheet showing the number of classrooms for a range of schools.
It has school names in column A and the number of the classroom in column B, eg. School Classroom number Sydney Primary School 1 Sydney Primary School 2 Sydney Primary School 3 Sydney Primary School 4 London School 1 London School 2 London School 3 New York School 1 New York School 2 New York School 3 New York School 99 New York School 99 I want to have a column that shows the number of classrooms for each school. Sydney=4 and London=3 for example. Further complicating matters is that some schools have a 99 for classroom number after the initial number sequence. This represents an off location room. There may be multiple 99's. I do not want to count these values. So New York above would be 3. Have tried using max functions but with no success. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. |
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