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I have a 22 sheet workbook and the first tab is the monthly department wide
summary based off the individual employees. One column counts how many documents was worked on for the month. The employees share work within a document, or use the same document daily, and therefore the document is duplicated many times therefore creating a very false representation of how many unique documents there actually were for that month. The spreadsheet pulls the information from a column(AK) that displays the filenames of all documents an employee accessed over the month. So this is not numerical data. In addition, this populates over the course of a month so it may be easier to predefine say 100 rows within that column for thier use, thus creating blanks. So how can I represent the acutal number of documents without creating duplicates? I've followed some answers on here, but none seem to work. Thank you in advance, and I hope this made some sense :). |
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