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I have been racking my brain trying to count unique records within a table
with two other conditions. An example of the table is as follows: EE ID Week # Location 100417 16 BRY 100417 16 BRY 100213 16 BRY 100427 16 BRY 100428 16 BRY 100415 16 BRY 100015 16 BRY 100015 16 BRY 100015 16 BRY 100151 16 BRY 100151 16 BRY If I was counting unique EE ID's, that match week 16 and location BRY, the answer would be 7. The table I am using is huge as I have approx 1000 lines per week with multiple locations. I have tried the following formula, but get a n/a result (week # is in column D, Location is in column G and EE ID is in column A) =SUM(IF(Data!$G$2:$G$60000="BRY",IF(Data!$D$2:$D$6 0000=16,FREQUENCY(MATCH(Data!$A$2:$A$60000,Data!$A $2:$A$60000,0),MATCH(Data!$A$2:$A$60000,Data!$A$2: $A$60000,0)0),1),0)) Any help would be greatly appreciated. Keith |
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